underfeel
ˈʌndəˌfiːl
underfelt
Definition Conjugation

Definition of underfeel - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

emotionRareunderlying emotion not fully expressedRare
  • She had an underfeel of sadness despite her smile.

Verb

tr.
1.
perceptionRaresense or perceive something subtlyRare
  • She could underfeel the tension in the room.
detect perceive sense
2.
emotionRarefeel something less intensely than expectedRare
  • She seemed to underfeel the excitement of the event.
undergo
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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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  1. French:émotion sous-jacente, percevoir subtilement, ...
  2. German:untergründiges Gefühl, subtil wahrnehmen, ...
  3. Italian:sottile sentimento, percepire sottilmente, ...
  4. Spanish:sentimiento subyacente, sentir de manera sutil, ...
  5. Portuguese:sensação, sentir de forma sutil, ...
  6. Chinese:潜在情感, 微妙地感知, ...
  7. Japanese:内なる感情, 微妙に感じる, ...
  8. Arabic:مَشاعِر كامِنَة, اِسْتَشْعَرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּחוּשָׁה תַּחְתִּית, לָחוּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:подспудное чувство, тонко ощущать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прихована печаль, тонко відчувати, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतर्निहित भावना, सूक्ष्मता से महसूस करना, ...

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