Ache and Feel

Ache

Ache verb - To feel or cause physical pain.

Feel and ache are semantically related in pity topic. In some cases you can use "Feel" instead a verb "Ache".

Nearby Words: aching, ached, achy

Feel

Feel verb - To have a vague awareness of.

Ache and feel are semantically related in pity topic. Sometimes you can use "Ache" instead a verb "Feel".

Nearby Words: feeling, feelingly

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

melancholy melancholy ache melancholy feel
entire entire ache entire feel
mysterious mysterious ache mysterious feel

Common collocations

bit ache bit feel bit
sorrow ache sorrow feel sorrow

Both words in one sentence

  • Achey Scars While it doesn't really ache as such, knocking a large scar against something like a table or door can make it feel odd and can make the surrounding area ache.
    Source: Achey Scars
  • Saved the game when low on health, poisoned and with a stomach ache (you don't feel the effect of poisoned or spoiled food until after a while you ate it) ?
  • Literature / The Fault in Our Stars Wham Line: "Just before you went into the ICU, I started to feel this ache in my hip." "Augustus Waters died eight days after his prefuneral." No matter how obvious or predictable it is that it's coming, it still hurts like hell.
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