feel like

Idioms and Phrases

Have an inclination or desire for, as in I feel like going out tonight , or Do you feel like steak for dinner ? [ Colloquial ; early 1800s]

Example Sentences

But at least Martin Odegaard is coming back to full fitness after his injury, and I feel like he will be the difference.

From BBC

They feel like the economy is not supportive,” Newsom said in an appearance at a Fresno community college, identifying that gap as a “point of emphasis” in the election.

From Los Angeles Times

Two seasons will take Guardiola to 11 years at the club, which in the current era of managers lasting a dozen games in some instances, feels like a lifetime.

From BBC

Do you feel like now there's a bigger demand for your voice to speak out on these issues?

From Salon

"That catalyst has come from Rob Key, Baz and Stokes, but it feels like it sits strongly across England men's cricket," says Barney.

From BBC

Related Words

• please
• prefer
• want