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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'feel a terrible' is not correct and should not be used in written English.
If you are trying to describe feeling a strong emotion such as sadness or fear, you would use the phrase 'feel terrible' or 'feel awful'. For example: I felt terrible when I heard what had happened to my friend.
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"I must say, I feel a terrible fraud.
Parents, too, can feel a terrible apprehension and loss of immediate control over events.
Watching a back-hoe construction vehicle tear down one of the buildings, Hillel Fendel said: "I feel a terrible sorrow.
Unlike Stelfox, Kennedy is eventually rehabilitated and he comes to feel a terrible emptiness and to see the destruction wrought in the name of pleasure.
Army officer: "Unless this garrison is relieved in 14 days, Fort Knight is finished and I feel a terrible pun coming".
The rejection of Girl continued to feel a "terrible social shame" but she could forget about it when immersed in writing.
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"I felt a terrible headache when I was climbing".
If there was nothing, I felt a terrible uncertainty.
He felt a terrible inner resistance but could not feel what it was that it resisted.
But one felt a terrible unreality about her — as if talking to someone under water.
As Will threw up his arms, I felt a terrible pang.
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