misfeeling (Meaning)
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misfeeling (a.)
Insensate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misfeeling
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misfeeling Sentence Examples
- The misfeeling of guilt lingered in her heart, clouding her thoughts.
- He couldn't shake the misfeeling that something was amiss, despite all the reassuring signs.
- The misfeeling of inadequacy overshadowed her accomplishments.
- The misfeeling of anxiety gnawed at her, making her question her every decision.
- Her misfeeling of resentment toward her colleagues sabotaged her productivity.
- The misfeeling of suspicion crept into their relationship, driving a wedge between them.
- The misfeeling of nostalgia filled her with a bittersweet longing for the past.
- The misfeeling of envy made her gaze longingly at the success of others.
- His misfeeling of disappointment turned into anger, as his expectations were dashed.
- The misfeeling of loneliness enveloped her, despite being surrounded by people.
FAQs About the word misfeeling
Insensate.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The misfeeling of guilt lingered in her heart, clouding her thoughts.
He couldn't shake the misfeeling that something was amiss, despite all the reassuring signs.
The misfeeling of inadequacy overshadowed her accomplishments.
The misfeeling of anxiety gnawed at her, making her question her every decision.
