Feeling and Philosophy

Feeling

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

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Philosophy and feeling are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Philosophy" instead a noun "Feeling".

Nearby Words: feel, feelingly, feeler, feeing

Philosophy noun - The basic beliefs or guiding principles of a person or group.

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Feeling and philosophy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feeling" instead a noun "Philosophy".

human	human feeling	human philosophy
particular	particular feeling	particular philosophy
similar	similar feeling	similar philosophy
usual	usual feeling	usual philosophy
Other adjectives: true, deep, little, bad, personal, new, general, weird, strange, different, overall.

As far as the latter, her parenting philosophy seems to revolve around justifying neglecting one's children, which likely makes her books popular among parents who are feeling overwhelmed.

Source: The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes
The book gives many readers the uneasy feeling of wanting the Nazis to win once the Draka philosophy is outlined.

Source: Eviler Than Thou
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was an avid fan of "joint-service" solutions, feeling that standardizing around a single type significantly reduced development costs (the same philosophy was used in the adoption of the M-16 assault rifle).

Source: Useful Notes / Yanks with Tanks

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