Count and Feel

Count

Count verb - To think of in a particular way.

Usage example: I'm not sure I'd count that as a serious effort

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Feel and count are semantically related in consider topic. In some cases you can use "Feel" instead a verb "Count", when it comes to topics like believe, think.

Nearby Words: counter, counted, counting, countdown, countess

Feel

Feel verb - To have a vague awareness of.

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Synonyms for Feel

Antonyms for Feel

Count and feel are semantically related in believe topic. Sometimes you can use "Count" instead a verb "Feel", if it concerns topics such as think.

Nearby Words: feeling, feelingly

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Related pairs

How words are described

good	good count	good feel
better	better count	better feel
certain	certain count	certain feel
original	original count	original feel
Other adjectives: new, less, last, different, overall.

Common collocations

people	count people	feel people
part	count part	feel part
amount	count amount	feel amount
death	count death	feel death
Other words: moment, time, way, bit, damage.

Both words in one sentence

The main character can usually count on them for help when they feel like they're stuck in a corner.

Source: Missing Mission Control
Ryouta says there's a high stroke count and he respects Anghel, but Anghel can't get anyone very interested in his stuff; an editor says there might be something there but it lacks an "adult feel".

Source: Stylistic Suck
Many, many, many lines from Dragon Ball Z Abridged count, but Vegeta's asking if Android 19 can feel fear stands out.

Source: Pre Ass Kicking One Liner / Web Original

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