Definition Conjugation
Definition of underfeel - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotionRare underlying emotion not fully expressedRare
- She had an underfeel of sadness despite her smile.
Verb
1.
perceptionRare sense or perceive something subtlyRare
- She could underfeel the tension in the room.
2.
emotionRare feel something less intensely than expectedRare
- She seemed to underfeel the excitement of the event.
Origin of underfeel
Old English, under (beneath) + feelan (to feel)
Examples of underfeel in a sentence
There was an underfeel of tension in the room. He could underfeel the unease in her smile. They underfeel the subtle changes in the atmosphere. He seemed to underfeel the sadness of the movie. Despite the chaos, he underfelt the urgency of the situation.
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- French:émotion sous-jacente, percevoir subtilement, ...
- German:untergründiges Gefühl, subtil wahrnehmen, ...
- Italian:sottile sentimento, percepire sottilmente, ...
- Spanish:sentimiento subyacente, sentir de manera sutil, ...
- Portuguese:sensação, sentir de forma sutil, ...
- Chinese:潜在情感, 微妙地感知, ...
- Japanese:内なる感情, 微妙に感じる, ...
- Arabic:مَشاعِر كامِنَة, اِسْتَشْعَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:תְּחוּשָׁה תַּחְתִּית, לָחוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:подспудное чувство, тонко ощущать, ...
- Ukrainian:прихована печаль, тонко відчувати, ...
- Hindi:अंतर्निहित भावना, सूक्ष्मता से महसूस करना, ...
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