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misfeeling

noun

Etymology

From mis- + feeling.

  1. inherited from felynge
  2. prefixed as misfeeling — “mis + feeling”

Definitions

  1. A bad, wrong, or negative feeling.

    • I wanted to expound on my immediate sensory misgivings and mis-feelings!
    • To measure the amount of complaints we used a list of 24 somatic or emotional complaints, dysfunctions and misfeelings.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA