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What is another way to say felt using figurative language?

Here are some ways to say "felt" using figurative language, depending on the context and the feeling you want to convey:

For strong emotions:

* My heart hammered in my chest. (For fear, anxiety)

* A wave of nausea washed over me. (For disgust, fear, sadness)

* Anger boiled inside me. (For anger, frustration)

* My stomach twisted with dread. (For anxiety, fear)

* A surge of joy coursed through me. (For happiness, excitement)

* My spirit soared. (For happiness, inspiration)

For subtle emotions:

* A quiet peace settled over me. (For calm, relaxation)

* A shadow of doubt crept into my mind. (For uncertainty, worry)

* A spark of hope ignited within me. (For optimism, encouragement)

* My mind raced with a thousand possibilities. (For excitement, anticipation)

* A chill ran down my spine. (For fear, apprehension)

For physical sensations:

* My body was heavy with exhaustion. (For tiredness)

* My muscles ached with every step. (For pain)

* The warmth of the sun enveloped me. (For comfort, contentment)

* A shiver ran through me. (For cold, fear)

* The fabric felt like silk against my skin. (For pleasure, comfort)

Remember to choose the figurative language that best fits the specific emotion and context of your sentence.

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