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Discover LudwigThe phrase "felt something was missing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when expressing a sense of incompleteness or lack in a situation or experience. Example: "After the party ended, I felt something was missing, as if the night could have been more memorable."
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He felt something was missing, though.
But I always felt something was missing.
But still she felt something was missing.
But soon she felt something was missing.
"I just felt something was missing.
Before that, he said, he never felt something was missing.
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GR You couldn't help but feel something was missing at Red Bull Arena on Sunday night.
Did you feel something was missing from that type of visual show?
As the sedatives kicked in and the poisons shut his faithful little heart down, I couldn't help but feel something was missing.
But when they look at Obama on the deficit, they feel something is missing.
What does this mean to you...? Do you feel something is missing?
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