The phrase "define feeling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, such as in a definition essay or in a discussion about emotions and their meanings. An example sentence could be: "In order to fully understand and analyze the character's motives, it is crucial to define the feeling of betrayal that he experienced."
I like to define feelings as purified emotions.
The sensations appear to represent the following three separate but modestly correlated dimensions: a pleasant dimension defined by feeling good and relaxed; an unpleasant dimension defined by coughing, feeling sick and nervous; and a 'buzz' dimension defined by feeling high and dizzy.
Kevin Hochman, marketing director in P.&G.'s deodorant division, said company research indicated that 25percentt of women consider themselves "heavy sweaters"; among both sexes, about 35percentt experience at least one weekly "sweat event," defined as feeling underarm wetness (whether or not anyone else notices), he said.
Like this "Buseyism" for Jimmy -- an acronym for fart that also defines it: feeling a rectal transmission.
Burnout among students has been defined as feeling exhausted because of study demands, having a cynical and detached attitude toward one's study, and feeling incompetent as a student.
In accordance with Stolper's work, we define gut feeling as 'a physician's intuitive feeling that something is wrong with the patient, although there are no apparent clinical indications for this, or a physician's intuitive feeling that the strategy used in relation to the patient is correct, although there is uncertainty about the diagnosis' [ 28].
Many philosophers have looked to other terms to define the feeling.
What Shepard's image did was define a feeling about a man that millions of Americans felt.
When you were 27, before you embarked on this string of sacred journeys, you moved to Berlin to escape a kind of hard-to-define feeling of malaise, noting that you "always had a precocious sense of crisis".
Music evokes emotion, but the sound and feeling of it, while important,don't necessary define your feelings.
