Felt means A cloth or stuff made of matted fibres of wool, or wool and fur, fulled or wrought into a compact substance by rolling and pressure, with le... This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like cover or textile.
Felt in a sentence
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Felt meaning
- A cloth or stuff made of matted fibres of wool, or wool and fur, fulled or wrought into a compact substance by rolling and pressure, with lees or size, without spinning or weaving.
- A hat made of felt.
- A felt-tip pen.
Example sentences (20)
I felt more love from the audience and the artist, none of whom I knew, than I had felt in my relationship maybe ever.
Young members of The Zone made yellow felt roses to symbolise friendship and celebrate Rossendale’s history with felt.
And so it was: Rodgers felt betrayed, Gutekunst felt helpless and staying in Green Bay was no longer an option.
I was telling coaches I felt great doing all the drills, team runs … felt fast, explosive,” Murphy said after practice.
The series's second season felt a little forced, something which never felt even in its fourth or fifth season.
Ms Trevelyan visited Grenada for a documentary last year and said: 'I felt ashamed, and I also felt that it was my duty.
He said that when he was fighting alongside Reigns and the Usos, it felt like old times and it felt pretty damn special.
It felt overwhelming, but it also felt like the people around me would slip away if I didn’t check up on them.
The day after my sunshine walk, I felt well-rested, was in an overall better mood, and felt content with how my day went.
They talk about how special that moment felt, how they often had felt overlooked and ignored and stigmatised.
Because the reason I was against it is because I felt really anxious, and it felt like something in the past.
She said, "I just stripped myself back, and weirdly, I felt the prettiest I'd ever felt once it had all gone.
Von Jett felt the sudden urge to console the Soldier, to let him know that he had felt the same pull to commit the same act.
It also emerged 28 per cent have felt lonely while at a social event, while a quarter of worker have felt alone at their job.
Participants also answered whether they had felt happy in the past two weeks and whether they had felt like they enjoyed life.
His arms were very weak and he informed us that he felt so much pain that he felt it was better to die.
I just didn’t think much of it but I just felt wrong, you know your body, it was not really a hard lump, it just felt not right.
It felt as if I was connecting to something beyond myself, which truly felt like the core of what we do in the hospitality world.
I spent a month with her when I was 16, the nurturing connection I felt there contrasting sharply with how afraid I felt at home.
Shmylo told officers he slid her a piece of paper with his number on, and said she "felt pressure" to call him and "felt trapped".
Common combinations with felt
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- felt like 36×
- he felt 33×
- and felt 25×
- she felt 23×
- felt the 22×
- felt that 20×
- it felt 16×
- felt it 14×
- they felt 14×
- who felt 10×
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