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Discover Ludwig'more felt' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are expressing a more intense feeling or emotion than what was previously expressed. For example, "My sadness was more felt after I heard the news."
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Its message is more felt than understood.
In some cases, the money is more felt than seen.
A few parts of Friday's concert came off beautifully, and a few more felt respectfully undercooked.
Many people knew her, but many more felt as if they did.
We're not in the cold war any more" – felt particularly strong.
Instead, over time, it becomes more vivid and knowable, more felt.
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I walk taller, laugh more, feel myself.
"I much more feel the opposite," he said.
Room for More feels more utilitarian.
Many more feel financially stretched.
This is more feel-good sexy".
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