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overfeel

overfeel verb: to feel excessively or to too great an extent.

Verb

overfeel (third-person singular simple present overfeels, present participle overfeeling, simple past and past participle overfelt)

  1. To feel excessively or to too great an extent.
    • Yet both tend to overfeel and are led more by their hearts than by their heads — more by sentiment than by reason.2001, Bil Tierney, All Around the Zodiac

Forms of overfeel

third-person singular presentoverfeels
present participleoverfeeling
past participleoverfelt
pastoverfelt

Origin of overfeel

From over- + feel.

Questions about overfeel

What does overfeel mean?
Overfeel means to feel excessively or to too great an extent.
What part of speech is overfeel?
Overfeel is a verb.
What is the past tense of overfeel?
The past tense of overfeel is overfelt.

Words near overfeel in the dictionary

  1. overfeeder
  2. overfeeders
  3. overfeeding
  4. overfeedings
  5. overfeeds
  6. overfeel
  7. overfeeling
  8. overfeels
  9. overfell
  10. overfelled
  11. overfelling

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