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Meaning of feel (out)
feel (out)
to talk to or question (someone) in an indirect way in order to find out if something one wants to do or get will be possible
feel (out) Sentence Examples
- The detective carefully felt out the suspect's movements to determine their intentions.
- The cat cautiously felt out its surroundings before venturing outside.
- As the speaker began their speech, they felt out the crowd's energy to gauge their receptiveness.
- The interviewer felt out the candidate's strengths and weaknesses during the job interview.
- The adventurer felt out the treacherous terrain before embarking on their journey.
- The doctor gently felt out the patient's abdomen to examine for any abnormalities.
- The parent felt out the emotional temperature of their child to determine the best way to approach a conversation.
- The salesperson expertly felt out the customer's needs to offer tailored recommendations.
- The musician felt out the notes on their guitar, searching for the perfect melody.
- The golfer carefully felt out the distance to the green before taking their shot.
FAQs About the word feel (out)
to talk to or question (someone) in an indirect way in order to find out if something one wants to do or get will be possible
check (out), investigate, try (out), sample, research, examine,explore, study, experiment (with),test
report,,
The detective carefully felt out the suspect's movements to determine their intentions.
The cat cautiously felt out its surroundings before venturing outside.
As the speaker began their speech, they felt out the crowd's energy to gauge their receptiveness.
The interviewer felt out the candidate's strengths and weaknesses during the job interview.
