Synonym: compassionate, condole with, pity, sympathize with. Similar words: feel, feeler, feel out, feeling, feel bad, feel up to, feelings, feel like. Meaning: v. share the suffering of.
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(1) Blinded by the soap, he had to feel for his glasses.
(2) The feel for his native countryside comes through strongly in his photographs.
(3) I do feel for you, honestly.
(4) You should feel for others in their suffering.
(5) I truly feel for you in your terrible loss.
(6) You must develop a feel for words.
(7) Tom has a feel for the English language.
(8) She has a real feel for languages.
(9) He has a good feel for languages.
(10) She has a real feel for language.
(11) I have a better feel for the offense.
(12) Look,[sentencedict.com] listen and feel for breathing.
(13) What did he really feel for her?
(14) Being hurried down stairs, trying to feel for the edge of the steps, unable to see, was very unnerving.
(15) I can get a rhythm, get a feel for the offense.
(16) Suddenly I had a lot more feel for what the rear tyre was doing, or not doing for that matter.
(17) He came to a stop to feel for the kerb. Sentencedict.com
(18) I take this moment to tell you today that I'm so grateful for the love that you give me.Your smiling face is like the sunlight which brightens my world.The comfort and encouragement you give to me help me through all the despair. Words can not express how much I feel for you.You're a wonderful wife who deserve all my love.Have a happy birthday!
(19) I tried learning the piano, but I never had much of a feel for it.
(20) At the Center, the other mothers know what it's like, and they really feel for you.
(21) I know what it's like to be lonely, so I do feel for her.
(22) What is more they hated each other with a venom and a passion that they could never feel for the Tories.
(23) Lycra has created a new look: a more feminine, flirty feel for the 90s.
(24) He started to plot lines of ancient sites and quickly got a feel for those which cropped up most frequently.
(25) So attempt to gain an impression of paper, and a feel for the movement, rather than painting details.
(26) And then there was nothing to do but stand up, and feel for a switch, and unpack.
(27) The demo has a five-minute time limit but gives you a precise feel for the game.
(28) Walk around the Tor and on the footpaths of the surrounding levels to get a feel for this legend-full land.
(29) Playing the game itself is lots of fun, once you get a feel for the actual shot settings.
(30) What value is our own home if we can not feel for those who are homeless?
More similar words: feel, feeler, feel out, feeling, feel bad, feel up to, feelings, feel like, unfeeling, feel the pinch, touchy-feely, feel sorry for, feel like doing, fellow feeling, express feelings, sinking feeling, wheels within wheels, fall for, call for, call forth, malformed, on all fours, ill-founded, on behalf of, malformation, well founded, baptismal font, principal focus, empirical formula, centrifugal force.