Similar words: feeling, feelings, unfeeling, sinking feeling, express feelings, fellow traveller, fellow, fellowship. Meaning: n. sharing the feelings of others (especially feelings of sorrow or anguish).
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1 There was a fellow feeling between everyone who had lived through the war.
2 As an only child myself, I had a fellow feeling for Laura.
3 It gave me a fellow feeling for the anchovy, which is stunned and confused by the high frequency sounds dolphins make.
4 He had a shy manner which evoked a fellow feeling in me.
5 Most of us get a warm sense of fellow feeling when we act in close and successful relationship with others, and maybe that happens more in war than any other time.
6 It's unlike solidarity or fellow feeling or altruism because love and those other particular virtues or reasons for caring about other people have to do with who they are in particular.
7 The doctor has a fellow feeling for his migraine patients,(www.Sentencedict.com) since he suffers from it himself.
8 She also left the book undisturbed but felt, as soon as she saw the title, a further fellow feeling with S. Kettering.
9 As an only child myself, I had a certain fellow feeling for Laura.
10 I answer: non-believers perform these, too, out of simple fellow feeling, not requiring the idea of pleasing a deity or getting into heaven to prompt them to it.
11 s answer to that is to find morality on sentiment, on fellow feeling, empathy for other people.
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