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"felt like a" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to express an emotion or sensation that someone experiences that is similar to something else. Example: "As I walked through the quiet forest, I felt like a tiny ant in a vast and unknown world."
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Theroux felt like a failure.
It felt like a kick.
It felt like a mentorship".
"It felt like a dream.
It felt like a win.
I felt like a burden.
She felt like a fool.
"It felt like a blowtorch".
She felt like a failure".
I felt like a failure.
I felt like a child.
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