Feel
Look upon
Look upon verb - Look on as or consider.
Feel and look upon are semantically related in understand topic. Sometimes you can use "Feel" instead a verb "Look upon", if it concerns topics such as regard a certain way.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- When her husband Cupid told her never to look upon his true form, she was perfectly fine with it until her sisters convinced her that he might be a hideous monster (despite that she had previously felt his body and had plenty chance to feel his face).
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Angel explains that she couldn't bear to look upon herself now that her human soul forced her to feel guilt for her vampire atrocities (Angel never had that problem when his soul was returned because he'd still been a vampire and thus had no reflection).
Source: Rage Against the Reflection
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