Definition of Felt
Felt
felt
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
experienced a sensation or emotion;
e.g. She felt a shiver pass through her body as she walked into the cave. He felt angry that they had left without telling him.
(verb)
had a particular impression, opinion, or belief;
e.g. I felt that I had seen him somewhere before, but I couldn't remember where. She felt that her method of performing the task was better than the other one.
(verb)
became aware of something/someone due to touching the thing/person or being touched by it/them, or had a particular quality that can be perceived through touch;
e.g. He felt someone touch his shoulder, so he turned to see who it was. The wood felt smooth under her fingers.
(noun)
a fabric made from wool and sometimes other fibers that have been rolled together and pressed into smooth sheets/mats, or something made out of such a material;
e.g. She cut the sheets of felt into the pattern of the hat she wanted to make. He wore a felt because it was the warmest jacket he owned.
(verb)
to gather/tangle the fibers of a fabric to form a material such as felt, or to become thus gathered/tangled;
e.g. The surface of the fabric started to felt from being rubbed so much.
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Quotes
"Remember, the universal language is not texted, emailed, or spoken. It is felt." -- Angella Jean Ahrendts
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