Feel about
Think about and feel about are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Think about" instead a verb "Feel about".
Think about
Think about verb - Have on one's mind, think about actively.
Feel about and think about are semantically related. You can use "Feel about" instead a verb "Think about".
Both terms in one sentence
- Which makes sense when you think about it: If Spidey's foes get beaten by Spidey all the time, imagine how they would feel about a stronger and deadlier version of Spider-Man who is perfectly willing to kill.
Source: The Dreaded / Comic Books
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