Feely Meaning in English

word

US

ˈfiɫi

FEE-lee

UK

ˈfiːli

FEE-lee

परिभाषा

'Feely' is an informal or slang adjective that describes something related to touch or refers to someone being overly emotional or sensitive.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Feely' is informal and mostly used in spoken English. It often appears in phrases like 'touchy-feely' (overly emotional or focused on feelings). Less common as a stand-alone word; more frequent in casual or playful contexts.

• Spanish: sensitivo - táctil - emocional (coloquial)
• Portuguese (BR): sensitivo - tátil - emotivo (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): sensitivo - tátil - emotivo (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 感觉的 - 多愁善感的
• Chinese (Traditional): 感覺的 - 多愁善感的
• Hindi: संवेदनशील - स्पर्श संबंधी - भावुक (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: حساس - عاطفي (عامية) - لمسي
• Bengali: স্পর্শশীল - আবেগপ্রবণ
• Russian: тактильный - чувствительный (об эмоциях)
• Japanese: さわり心地の良い - 感情的な
• Vietnamese: cảm giác - dễ xúc động
• Korean: 촉감이 좋은 - 감정적인
• Turkish: dokunulası - duygusal
• Urdu: چھونے والا - جذباتی
• Indonesian: bertekstur - sensitif (emosi)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The soft blanket felt very feely to her touch.

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He gets a little feely when he watches sad movies.

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The art project was very feely and involved lots of different textures.

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Don't get too feely on me—I just asked a simple question!

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This playroom is super feely with all these squishy toys.

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Some people aren't into all that feely stuff at work.

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