Definition
Definition of feel-good factor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionUK feeling of happiness or satisfactionUK
- The movie had a strong feel-good factor that left the audience smiling.
2.
politicsTECH UK collective feeling of well-being influencing electionsTECH UK
- The government's policies boosted the feel-good factor before the election.
3.
businessTECH UK positive atmosphere affecting decision-makingTECH UK
- The economic boom created a feel-good factor among investors.
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Expressions with feel
feel aroundv.
search for something using your hands
He had to feel around in the dark for his keys.
you have permission to do something
Feel free to use my phone if you need to.
have a desire for something or to do something
I feel like eating ice cream.
experience extreme tiredness or lack of energy
I feel dead after running the marathon.
feel sorry forv.
experience sympathy or pity towards someone
She felt sorry for him after hearing his story.
feel the painv.
experience physical discomfort or suffering
After the fall, he began to feel the pain in his ankle.
make someone feel welcomev.
act friendly and hospitable towards someone
They made us feel welcome at the party.
be comfortable and relaxed in a place
She started to feel at home in her new apartment.
experience sadness or low spirits for a while
I feel down when it rains all week.
feel drawn tov.
have an urge or desire to approach or engage with something
She feels drawn to volunteer work every weekend.
experience sympathy or empathy towards someone
I really feel for her after the loss.
have the feeling of being excluded or ignored by others
She might feel left out if we don't invite her.
experience disappointment because someone did not meet expectations
I feel let down by my friend's broken promise.
experience great happiness or satisfaction
After winning the award, he felt like a king.
feel like an outsiderv.
experience a sense of not belonging
She often feels like an outsider at family gatherings.
want to stop trying or quit
After many failures, she felt like giving up.
feel one's wayv.
move forward carefully by touch
In the dark, he had to feel his way to the door.
feel out of placev.
sense that one does not belong
He felt out of place among the group of scientists.
feel rawv.
experience pain or sensitivity on skin or body
My throat feels raw after all that coughing.
feel the draftv.
notice a cold current of air moving in a place
I could feel the draft coming from the window.
feel the musicv.
experience music emotionally and physically
When she dances, you can tell she really feels the music.
feel the stingv.
experience a sharp sudden pain on the body
You will feel the sting if the bee bites you.
have the energy or desire to do something
I don't feel up to going out tonight.
move carefully using touch or instinct
In the fog, you felt your way through the rocks to shore.
Expressions with good
good catchn.
successful action of catching a ball in sports
That was a good catch by the outfielder.
do goodv.
have a positive effect
Eating healthy does good for your body.
for goodadv.
permanently, with no intention of reversal
He moved abroad for good.
expression of approval or praise for success
Good going on finishing the project early!
a good scoutn.
exemplary member of a scouting organization
She earned many badges because she's a good scout.
good luck charmn.
object believed to bring good fortune or success
She always carries a rabbit's foot as her good luck charm.
in a good moodadj.
feeling happy and positive
She was in a good mood after hearing the news.
in good humoradj.
feeling happy and cheerful
She was in good humor after hearing the good news.
a good ear for musicn.
talent for understanding and appreciating music
His good ear for music makes him a great composer.
celebrate the good timesv.
mark happy occasions with festivities
They celebrate the good times by throwing a big party.
do someone goodv.
benefit someone's health or well-being
A vacation will do you good.
for good reasonadv.
due to a legitimate or understandable reason
He left early, and for good reason.
for one's own goodadv.
beneficial to oneself despite seeming unpleasant
The criticism was harsh but for his own good.
good as newadj.
restored to original condition
After the repair, the car looked good as new.
good lifen.
life full of happiness and satisfaction
She believes she is living the good life.
good losern.
person who accepts defeat gracefully
Even after losing the match, he was a good loser.
good old daysn.
past time remembered as better or happier than now
People often talk about the good old days.
ready for use after repair or renewal
The car is good to go after the service.
good turnn.
act of kindness or assistance
She did him a good turn by helping with his homework.
good with one's handsadj.
skilled at tasks needing manual dexterity
She is good with her hands in carpentry.
cry to feel better emotionally
After the movie, she had a good cry.
have a good earv.
notice and understand sounds well, especially in music or language
She has a good ear for foreign accents.
have a good idea ofv.
understand or know something fairly well
I have a good idea of how the system works.
complete a run that feels enjoyable or satisfying
I had a good run in the park today.
Expressions with factor
factor inv.
include something when making a plan or decision
You should factor in the cost before buying.
something so obvious it needs no explanation
The answer was a duh factor, everyone knew it.
level of disgust or aversion something causes
The ick factor of the dish was too high.
quality or feature that makes something exciting or impressive
The new phone has real wow factor.
X factorn.
special talent or quality
He has the X factor that makes him a star.
latte factorn.
habit of spending on non-essentials
Identifying your latte factor can help you manage your finances better.
measure of how acceptable a purchase is to one's spouse
The new TV has a high wife acceptance factor.
complete lack of interest or concern
When he heard the news, his response was care factor zero.
isolate a common factor from an expression
Factor out the greatest common divisor from the equation.
level of fear or anxiety in a situation
The pucker factor was high during the turbulent flight.
fudge factorn.
extra amount added to figures for error or uncertainty
He included a fudge factor in the budget estimate to cover unforeseen costs.
number of key people who must be unavailable before project stalls
The bus factor of this project is only two.
chill factorn.
perceived decrease in air temperature felt by the body due to wind
The chill factor made it feel like it was below zero.
number dividing two numbers without remainder
The common factor of 8 and 12 is 4.
element that determines the outcome of a situation
In the election, voter turnout was the decisive factor.
element that decisively influences an outcome
The weather was the determining factor in canceling the event.
limiting factorn.
constraint limiting business profitability
The budget was the limiting factor in the project.
number showing how well something protects against harm
The sunscreen has a high protection factor.
aggravating factorn.
something that makes a situation worse
The lack of sleep was an aggravating factor in his poor performance.
level of interest or concern about something
His care factor about the meeting was zero.
causal factorn.
something that makes something happen
The causal factor of the accident was the slippery road.
numerical value multiplying future amounts to find their present value
When valuing the project, we applied a discount factor to each future cash flow.
degree to which something induces fear
The fear factor of the roller coaster was off the charts.
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Examples of feel-good factor in a sentence
The festival created a feel-good factor in the community. Her speech had a feel-good factor that inspired everyone. The feel-good factor was high after the economic boom. A strong feel-good factor can sway undecided voters. The feel-good factor boosted consumer spending. A feel-good factor was evident in the community's optimism.
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- French:effet réconfortant, ambiance positive, ...
- German:Wohlfühlfaktor, Stimmungsfaktor, ...
- Italian:fattore di benessere, fattore feel-good, ...
- Spanish:factor de bienestar, sentimiento de bienestar, ...
- Portuguese:fator de bem-estar, sentimento de bem-estar, ...
- Chinese:幸福感, 良好氛围, ...
- Japanese:気分が良い要因, 好感度, ...
- Arabic:عَامِل السَعَادَة, عَامِل الشُعور الإيجابي, ...
- Hebrew:פַּקְטוֹר הַהַרְגָּשָׁה הַטּוֹבָה, תְּחוּשַׁת רְוָחָה, ...
- Russian:фактор хорошего самочувствия, фактор благополучия, ...
- Ukrainian:фактор гарного настрою, відчуття добробуту, ...
- Hindi:अच्छा महसूस करने का कारक, फील-गुड फैक्टर, ...
- Bengali:আনন্দের অনুভূতি, সুখের প্রভাব, ...
- Catalan:sensació de benestar, sentiment de benestar, ...
- Danish:følelse af velvære, trivselsfaktor, ...
- Dutch:geluksfactor, feelgoodfactor, ...
- Greek:αίσθηση ευεξίας, παράγοντας ευφορίας, ...
- Korean:행복 요인, 행복감, ...
- Persian:عامل خوشحالی, احساس خوب, ...
- Polish:czynnik szczęścia, poczucie dobrobytu, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fator de bem-estar, ambiente positivo, ...
- Romanian:factor de bunăstare, sentiment de bunăstare, ...
- Swedish:må bra-faktor, känsla av välbefinnande, ...
- Thai:ความรู้สึกดี, ปัจจัยความรู้สึกดี, ...
- Turkish:iyi hissetme faktörü, moral yükseltici etki, ...
- Vietnamese:yếu tố cảm giác tốt, yếu tố tích cực, ...
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