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Antonyms for Felt

1. Noun - Antonym: Unfeeling

Definition: A lack of emotional or physical sensitivity or empathy.

Example Sentences:

  • I was surprised by his unfeeling response to my situation.
  • She showed unfeeling behavior towards her injured colleague.

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2. Verb - Antonym: Denied

Definition: To refuse to acknowledge or believe something.

Example Sentences:

  • He denied any involvement in the crime.
  • She denied the allegations against her.

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3. Adjective - Antonym: Unperceived

Definition: Not recognized or detected by the senses.

Example Sentences:

  • The unperceived danger posed a threat to their safety.
  • Her talent remained unperceived by most people.

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4. Adverb - Antonym: Evidently

Definition: In a way that is clearly understood or visible.

Example Sentences:

  • He evidently didn't prepare for the presentation.
  • The project was evidently completed on time.

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5. Past Tense Verb - Antonym: Disregarded

Definition: To pay no attention or consideration to something.

Example Sentences:

  • She disregarded his warning and faced the consequences.
  • They disregarded the instructions and ended up lost.

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