feel for
Third Person
feels for
Present Participle
feeling for
Past Tense
felt for
Past Participle
felt for
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to sympathize with someone's emotions or situation
transitive
- As a parent, I can't help but feel for my child when they face challenges.
- Having experienced a similar loss, she could truly feel for her friend going through a difficult time.
- It's important for friends to feel for each other during both happy and tough moments.
- As a therapist, her ability to feel for her clients enhances the therapeutic relationship.
- The movie's emotional scenes make it easy for the audience to feel for the characters and their struggles.