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Discover LudwigThe phrase "keenly feel" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a strong or intense emotional awareness or sensitivity to a situation or feeling. Example: "I keenly feel the weight of my responsibilities as a leader."
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The islanders keenly feel Tsushima's history as a steppingstone for military forays in both directions.
Dominant in Mr Hussein's government and army, they keenly feel the humiliation of relegation to minority status.
The crime and security sectors, for instance, would keenly feel the absence in responding to cross-border crime.
As "Dreamers", young immigrants protected by presidential action, his Latino outreach directors keenly feel the limits that bound their ambitions.
But we keenly feel the absence of Matt, the totally unconventional but irresistible romantic hero who wins our hearts in "Talley's Folly" as he wins Sally's.
Stephen will be remembered for his ardent, ebullient and sensitive nature and his devotion to both his family and friends, who will keenly feel his loss.
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His loss is keenly felt.
Every loss is keenly felt, Lucy says.
In Clichy the disconnection from the capital is keenly felt.
The absence of Touré has again been keenly felt.
The loss of community is still keenly felt.
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