Effect and Feeling

Effect

Effect noun - An impression (especially one that is artificial or contrived).

Usage example: he just did it for effect

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Feeling and effect are semantically related. in impression topic. In some cases you can use "Feeling" instead a noun "Effect".

Feeling noun - A subjective response to a person, thing, or situation.

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Effect and feeling are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Feeling".

Nearby Words: feel, feelingly, feeler, feeing

good	good effect	good feeling
nice	nice effect	nice feeling
special	special effect	special feeling
best	best effect	best feeling
Other adjectives: better, similar, positive, real, great, little, bad, negative, extra, odd, strange, different, overall, creepy.

This in order to avoid the effect of feeling that the enemies faced are the same individual cloned countless times, usually to the effect of creating the impression that such cloning rather took place on three to five different individuals instead.

Source: Underground Monkey
Its effect is described by the protagonist/narrator ans feeling "like the flesh had been sliced to the bone and boiling acid poured into the wound".

Source: Agony Beam
This is done not for any dramatic effect — that comes with the famous Vertigo Effect a couple minutes later — but to demonstrate Martin's feeling of unease as he watches the beach.

Source: Film / Jaws

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