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Collocations for feel - verb

ADVERB

deeply, strongly
She felt her mother's death very deeply.
really
I really felt bad about what I had done.
keenly
Her loss has been keenly felt.

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PREPOSITION

about
He feels very strongly about a lot of issues.
for
I really feel for you in your position.

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Feel is used with these nouns as the object:
ache, admiration, adrenalin, affection, affinity, age, allegiance, ambivalence, anger, anguish, animosity, annoyance, antagonism, antipathy, anxiety, apprehension, attachment, attraction, awe, beat, bitterness, blow, bond, breath, breeze, bum, bump, burden, chill, cold, coldness, compassion, compulsion, concern, confidence, connection, consternation, contempt, contentment, craving, desire, despair, desperation, difference, dig, disappointment, disapproval, disbelief, discomfort, discontent, disdain, disgust, dislike, dismay, distaste, distress, distrust, disturbance, doubt, dread, earthquake, ecstasy, effect, elation, embarrassment, embrace, emotion, empathy, energy, enthusiasm, envy, euphoria, exasperation, excitement, exhaustion, failure, fascination, fatigue, fear, feeling, flame, flare, flash, flicker, flush, flutter, fondness, force, foreboding, frustration, fury, glow, gratitude, grief, guilt, hand, happiness, hatred, heartbeat, heat, hope, horror, hostility, humiliation, hunger, hurt, impact, impatience, impulse, inclination, indifference, indignation, irritation, itch, jab, jealousy, jolt, joy, loathing, loneliness, longing, love, loyalty, lump, lurch, lure, lust, magic, misery, motion, nausea, necessity, need, nervousness, nostalgia, nudge, obligation, outrage, outsider, pain, pang, panic, passion, pity, pleasure, premonition, presence, pride, pull, pulse, rage, rapport, regret, relief, remorse, repercussion, resentment, respect, responsibility, revulsion, ripple, rumble, rush, sadness, satisfaction, sensation, sense, shame, shiver, shock, shudder, solidarity, sorrow, spark, spasm, spite, spurt, squeeze, stab, sting, strain, surge, sympathy, tap, taste, temptation, tenderness, tension, terror, texture, thrill, throb, thud, thump, tickle, tighten, tinge, tiredness, tremor, tug, twinge, unease, urge, vibration, void, warmth, wave, way, weariness, wonder, wrath, wreck, yearning

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