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

“I feel like I’m by far and away the best in the country right now. That’s just how I felt in that moment.”

From Los Angeles Times

“So I feel like in terms of the division race, we’ve still got our fate in our hands. We’ve just got to win games.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I do feel like this is exactly the part I’m supposed to play at this period of my life.”

From Los Angeles Times

You read a book from the 1920s and you feel like Virginia Woolf is right there talking to you, but you also feel the weight of what separates you.

From New York Times

"This recognition feels like a reflection of that journey – the highs, the challenges and the incredible people who’ve supported me along the way."

From BBC

Related Words

• please
• prefer
• want