Sekirov Dictionary

feel bad

verb 4
feel-bad adjective 1
forms 3

verb4

•
To not feel good; to experience an unpleasant physical sensation.
- It feels really bad to get hit with a baseball bat.
•
To feel remorse or shame for one's actions.
- I feel bad about what I did. I won't do it again.
- I felt bad that I was leaving my home again.
•
To feel pity for, to empathize with.
- With all the things he went through, I felt pretty bad for him.
•
To feel ill or sick.
- After chemo, I felt bad.

feel-bad adjective1

•
Creating a feeling of anxiety or despair.
- Yes, you get to see Cruise having a fight in his underpants, and doing another of his hanging-off-a-plane routines, but even so, it could be the feel-bad film of the summer. — 2025

forms

felt bad · feeling bad · feels bad

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