Cue and Feel

Cue

Cue noun - A slight or indirect pointing to something (as a solution or explanation).

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Feel and cue are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Feel" instead a noun "Cue".

Nearby Words: cued, cueing

Feel noun - An indefinite physical response to a stimulus.

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Cue and feel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cue" instead a noun "Feel".

Nearby Words: feeling, feelingly

good	good cue	good feel
similar	similar cue	similar feel
certain	certain cue	certain feel
original	original cue	original feel
Other adjectives: light, distinct, little, ominous, less, classic, visual, creepy.

This is your cue that you shouldn't feel bad about being there to murder her for the Dark Brotherhood.

Source: Kick The Dog / Video Games
Cue an onslaught of weird characters and sidequests that could feel like a burden at times.

Source: Video Game / A Home Far Away
During episode 13 Season 1, Eldon confesses his love for Emily (complete with a radio and cue cards) in front of the entire studio, which makes Emily feel embarrassed, to the point where she tears apart one of the cue cards and says that she'll never be his girlfriend.

Source: Series / The Next Step

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