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Feelgood

Definition:

Feelgood is an adjective used to describe something that promotes a positive and comforting emotional response.

Senses and Usages:

  1. As an adjective:
    • A feelgood movie can uplift and inspire its viewers.
    • After a long day, a warm, relaxing bath can create a feelgood sensation.
  2. As a noun:
    • Smiling at strangers can give you a feelgood, or sense of happiness.
    • He often experiences feelgoods while listening to his favorite music.
  3. As a verb:
    • She tried to feelgood her friend after a difficult breakup.
    • During times of stress, people tend to seek activities that make them feelgood.

Sample Sentences:

  • The book "The Happiness Project" by Gretchen Rubin is a great read if you're looking for a feelgood story.
  • Walking barefoot on the soft grass has always been her personal feelgood activity.
  • John's smile had the power to instantly feelgood even the gloomiest days.
  • Whenever she felt down, she would watch feelgood videos on YouTube to lift her spirits.

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