Lemmas found: 42
to find enjoyable or pleasant.
to desire or wish for something.
to experience a feeling or emotion.
to feel concern or interest.
to feel intense dislike or aversion.
to shed tears; to weep.
to desire something with expectation of its fulfillment.
to feel deep affection for someone or something.
to form an expression of pleasure or amusement.
to be afraid of something.
to feel sorry or disappointed about something.
to cause someone to feel astonishment.
to have confidence in someone or something.
to feel anxious or troubled about something.
To have a habitual liking for something or take pleasure in doing an activity regularly.
to feel the absence of someone or something; to long for.
to take pleasure in something.
to regard with respect or warm approval.
to cause someone to feel weary and uninterested.
to stop feeling angry at someone for an offense.
to experience pain or distress.
to feel discontent at another person's advantages.
A connection between two people formed by affection, trust, or shared experience.
to express amusement with laughter.
to like one thing more than another.
To remain in a state of restrained anger, tension, or strong emotion that may later erupt.
To cause a particular feeling, reaction, or thought in someone.
To love or admire someone or something very deeply, sometimes excessively.
To irritate or annoy someone, especially by being unpleasant or persistent.
To attract or interest someone.
To feel frustrated or resentful, especially because of restrictions or an unwanted situation.
To feel sexual attraction toward someone or want to have sex with them.
To cause someone to feel enthusiasm, interest, or strong emotion.
To feel a connection with someone or something, often by recognizing one’s own feelings or experiences in them.
To feel that you understand or share another person’s feelings, experiences, or perspective.
To feel respect, affection, or admiration for someone or something.
To keep an emotion, reaction, or impulse under control.
To become softer or more tender in feeling, often in response to affection or something touching.
To cause mental or emotional strain in someone or something.
To make someone feel happier, more hopeful, or spiritually renewed.
To express religious devotion, honor, or reverence toward a deity or sacred power.
To give way to a feeling, influence, or experience rather than resist it.