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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bad feel" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or colloquial.
It can be used to express a negative intuition or discomfort about a situation or person, often in casual conversation.
Example: "I had a bad feel about the deal, so I decided to back out."
Alternatives: "a bad vibe" or "a negative feeling".
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College C is offering your buddy a full ride, but doesn't offer either of the majors your friend wants, is in a part of the country they don't like, and has a campus that gave them a bad feel.
Maybe he wasn't that good of a kisser, or he touched you in the wrong place, or you just get a bad feel from him.
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HFM does not, at the end of "Diary of a Bad Year," feel very cheerful or humorous himself.
The 1986 World Cup already has a bad enough feel to it.
As it is, Bill makes a bad trip feel like a fuzzy blanket.
It can make a person who is having a bad day feel a lot better.
If your skin is in a bad condition, feel free to reach for a concealer/foundation. Stay in shape.
Think bad, feel bad.
A bad brain feels like a mushy apple".
Running through custard, that's how a bad day feels.
Maybe the national über-angst is because the last two years were really light ones for flu, and we've forgotten what a bad one feels like.
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