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Discover LudwigThe phrase "achieved felt like" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure, making it unusable in written English.
Example: "The success I achieved felt like a dream come true."
Alternatives: "the accomplishment felt like" or "the achievement seemed like".
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It was only a point but, considering the manner in which it was achieved, felt like so much more for Bournemouth, and it would not be beyond the imagination to suggest this could be a turning point in their first top-flight season.
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Watching her being flawlessly lampooned – her hypocrisy and pomposity laid bare with a clarity that only comedy can achieve – felt like a gossamer lifeline of hope and sanity to which we could all cling.
I know how much more I can achieve, I feel like I'm in 1 58 shape".
There is a taste of Chance's knack for achieving what feels like travel powered by an easy facility with melodic and tonal variation in his now famous guest appearance on "Ultralight Beam," the opener on Kanye West's latest offering, "The Life of Pablo".
Unfortunately, anything I achieve usually feels like a mistake.
I felt like I achieved a level of career satisfaction and educational advancement and would be living the dream of staying at home with our kids.
At the seeming end, a sort of glooming peace is achieved, which almost feels like a kind of let down.
I have always got on great with him in the past, and I have a great deal of respect for everything he has achieved, but this feels like sour grapes.
It felt like I'd achieved something important.
I don't think we ever felt like we actually achieved that almost unachievable goal.
At first, we felt like we'd achieved the perfect life – sunny days skimming across the water in our little boat watching dolphins, snorkelling in clear water through shoals of fish.
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