misfeel
misfeel verb: to feel wrongly or incorrectly.
Verb
misfeel (third-person singular simple present misfeels, present participle misfeeling, simple past and past participle misfelt)
- To feel wrongly or incorrectly
- Sometimes we misuse words or mis-feel feelings.2015, Marianne Nana Betts, the Edge of Marbles: from the Ground Up
Forms of misfeel
| third-person singular present | misfeels |
|---|---|
| present participle | misfeeling |
| past participle | misfelt |
| past | misfelt |
| alternative form | mis-feel |
Origin of misfeel
From mis- + feel.
Questions about misfeel
- What does misfeel mean?
- Misfeel means to feel wrongly or incorrectly.
- What part of speech is misfeel?
- Misfeel is a verb.
- What is the past tense of misfeel?
- The past tense of misfeel is misfelt.
Words near misfeel in the dictionary
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