"spread feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that an emotion, sensation or attitude is being shared with others or is making its way into a larger group or environment. Example sentence: The contagious laughter quickly spread feeling of joy throughout the entire room.
Men's voices calling, a spreading feeling of fright and agitation.
The earliest effects of the liquid tend to be a warming of the stomach followed by a spreading feeling of physical relaxation and mental calm.
On a day when he tried to spread good feeling, Collins was also expressing some remorse.
They will get at least one more chance, in the second round, to spread that feeling of togetherness.
Taylor intends to spread that feeling with Heather Taylor Home, her new collection of decorative linens inspired by memories of convivial, casually chic meals in Mexico and Greece.
They produce an aggressive, highly pitched weeping known as galloping, and in this way spread their feeling across larges swaths of grass".
"But since people have asked we do want to spread the feeling of inclusion and we are planning for Indi Shares to be focused on doing democracy and how people can include that in their everyday lives beyond writing a letter to the editor or writing to a local member".
Yes, it is true that all this is paper money and few people have any actual cash from the net sitting in their bank accounts, but enough have increased their salaries and/or lined their pockets with potentially lucrative share options to spread the feeling that there is a huge trough of cash out there and you'd be mad not to get your snout stuck into it.
He added, "We can spread a feeling of confidence in America".
Not only will this give them self-esteem, but it will allow them to spread this feeling of worthiness to those around them.
When you're optimistic, it's easier to see the beauty in life and everyday objects and spread that feeling to those around you.
