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feeling(2) (iou) and cumulative dose (medicine)


feeling(2) (iou)



feeling noun. ME.
[from FEEL verb + -ING1.]
The action of FEEL verb. ME.
Physical sensibility Other than sight, hearing, taste, or smell; the sense of touch. ME.
Addison The Sense of Feeling can indeed give us a Notion of..Shape.
b. (A) physical sensation; a perception due to this. ME.
R. G. Collingwood A hundred people..may all feel cold, but each person's feeling is private to himself.
The condition of being emotionally affected or committed; an emotion (of fear, hope, etc.). ME.
b. In pl. Emotions, susceptibilities, sympathies. L18.
Consciousness; an emotional appreciation or sense (of a condition etc.). LME.
J. T. Micklethwaite The feeling of perfect equality inside the church.
A belief not based solely on reason; an attitude, a sentiment. LME.
B. Jowett They have the feelings of old men about youth.
Capacity or readiness to feel (esp. sympathy or empathy); sensibility. LME.
D. Hume The delicacy of his feeling makes him sensibly touched.
Knowledge of something through experience of its effects. E16-M17.
The quality felt to belong to a thing; the General emotional effect produced (esp. by a work of Art) on a spectator or hearer. L16.
R. Warner There was a feeling of space about the room.
Phrases: bad feeling animosity. better feelings: see BETTER adjective etc. good feeling benevolence, amity, the avoidance of unkindness. hurt the feelings of upset, offend. ill feeling bad feeling, malice, animosity. MIXED feelings.
feelingless adjective E19.
feelingful adjective E20.

cumulative dose (medicine)


cumulative dose


The total dose resulting from repeated exposures to radiation of the same part of the body or of the whole body.