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"felt more like" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare one thing to another thing, usually to indicate that the comparison is in regards to feeling or emotion. For example: "This summer felt more like autumn."
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It felt more like propaganda.
It felt more like October.
That felt more like Newcastle.
"It felt more like home".
That felt more like real baseball".
"I felt more like myself," Hughes said.
It felt more like theology than science.
It felt more like waiting.
I felt more like myself".
This felt more like exercise than sightseeing.
Never have hotels felt more like home.
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