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Discover LudwigThe phrase "felt so right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong sense of comfort, appropriateness, or satisfaction with a situation or decision.
Example: "When I finally made the choice to pursue my passion, it felt so right."
Alternatives: "seemed perfect" or "felt just right."
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"It felt so right".
Never has being wrong felt so right.
It just felt so right.
"It just felt so right to hit it.
It was all very impulsive, but it felt so right.
"It felt so right to have a real New Yorker as the Bishop of that place".
"It felt so right to me when I read it: that I have a choice.
I hadn't dated an Asian woman before, but it felt so right.
It felt so right, this Democratic infatuation with the triumphant young global professional.
"When we walked into Hanover Square, it felt so right," she said.
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Yale still feels so right.
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