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UK//fiːl ɪt//US//fiːl ɪt//

Meaning of Feel it

To experience or perceive an emotion or sensation.

In simple words: To experience something emotionally or physically.

Feel it in a sentence

  • You can really feel it when the music plays live.
  • During the meditation, I started to feel it deeply inside.
  • Do you feel it when someone is lying to you?
  • When you touch the fabric, you will feel it become soft.
  • In the moment, I could feel it outweigh the pain.

How to use Feel it

Use 'feel it' to express emotions or sensations. Appropriate in everyday conversations but may feel informal in serious contexts.

Grammar pattern

feel it + object

Memory hint

Imagine the excitement when you feel the rhythm of music.

Related words

Collocations with Feel it

  • feel it in your bones
  • feel it deep down
  • feel it clearly

Common mistakes with Feel it

  • Using 'felt it' incorrectly for present tense.
  • Confusing 'feel it' with 'touch it'.
  • Not using the correct emotional context.

Compare Feel it with Experience, Perceive, Sensation, Sense, Understand

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Frequently asked questions about Feel it

What does Feel it mean?

To experience something emotionally or physically.

What is the definition of Feel it?

To experience or perceive an emotion or sensation.

How do you use Feel it in a sentence?

You can really feel it when the music plays live.

Can you give another example of Feel it?

During the meditation, I started to feel it deeply inside.

What are synonyms for Feel it?

Common alternatives include experience, perceive, sensation, sense, understand.

What words go with Feel it?

It commonly pairs with feel it in your bones, feel it deep down, feel it clearly.

What are common mistakes when using Feel it?

Using 'felt it' incorrectly for present tense. Confusing 'feel it' with 'touch it'. Not using the correct emotional context.

How do you pronounce Feel it?

US: //fiːl ɪt//, UK: //fiːl ɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Feel it?

Use 'feel it' to express emotions or sensations. Appropriate in everyday conversations but may feel informal in serious contexts.