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feel of

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*feel of something
Fig. a sense for how something feels when it is being used correctly. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) I haven't yet got the feel of this bat. I hope I don't strike out. I can drive better now that I have the feel of this car's steering.
See also: feel


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If you feel the wooden furniture lying in your drawing room gives your house a feel of a wood store, if you feel there are not enough designs and colors in the traditional furniture, if you feel you need something new and innovative to match your style statement and provide comfort as well, then you need to look no further than the stylish and flexible Foof chairs
Clutter can make a big difference in the feel of a room and by decluttering you can help it to feel more open.
The most popular method is still to test the coating subjectively by hand feel of individuals.
 
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