fehling (Meaning)

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fehling (n.)

See Fehling's solution, under Solution.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Dana felt a sense of fehling as she realized she had forgotten her umbrella on a rainy day.
The fehling of completeness eluded him, even after achieving great success in his career.
In the midst of the lively party, Emily experienced a moment of fehling as she glanced around and felt a disconnect from the crowd.
The missing piece of the puzzle left a profound fehling in John's mind, driving him to search tirelessly for its resolution.
The fehling of hunger gnawed at Sarah's stomach as she waited impatiently for dinner to be served.
The fehling of dread washed over the team as they realized the project was far behind schedule and might not be completed on time.
After the long and tiring journey, the travelers felt a sense of fehling as they finally reached their destination.
The missing ingredient in the recipe left a distinct fehling in the taste of the dish, disappointing the eager diners.
Amidst the joyous celebration, Alex felt a pang of fehling as he remembered the friend who couldn't attend due to unforeseen circumstances.
The fehling of uncertainty hung in the air as the candidates anxiously awaited the results of the job interview.

See Fehling's solution, under Solution.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Dana felt a sense of fehling as she realized she had forgotten her umbrella on a rainy day.

The fehling of completeness eluded him, even after achieving great success in his career.

In the midst of the lively party, Emily experienced a moment of fehling as she glanced around and felt a disconnect from the crowd.

The missing piece of the puzzle left a profound fehling in John's mind, driving him to search tirelessly for its resolution.