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Bad Feeling

Definition:

A negative emotional state experienced by an individual, often due to a suspicion or foreboding about a particular situation or person.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: An instinctive or intuitive perception or anticipation of something unpleasant or wrong.

Example sentence: I had a bad feeling about the new job, so I decided not to accept the offer.

Sense 2:

Noun: Unsettling or uncomfortable sensations or emotions experienced as a result of guilt, regret, or remorse.

Example sentence: After forgetting her best friend's birthday, Sarah had a bad feeling that lingered all day.

Sense 3:

Adjective: Indicating something of poor quality, unsatisfactory, or unpleasant.

Example sentence: The movie received mostly negative reviews, as it had a bad feeling throughout and lacked a compelling storyline.

Sense 4:

Adjective: Relating to an unpleasant or unfavorable impression that something gives off.

Example sentence: The abandoned house had a bad feeling to it, with broken windows and a disheveled appearance.

Usage:

Bad feelings can arise in various contexts including personal relationships, intuition about events, moral judgment, and overall negative experiences.

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