Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

deep-feeling

Adjective

/ˈdiːpˈfiːlɪŋ/

Definition

Having strong emotional sensations or responses.

Examples

She is a deep-feeling person who connects with others on an emotional level.
His deep-feeling nature made him a great poet, capturing the essence of human experience.
They shared a deep-feeling conversation that lasted for hours.

Meaning

The term ‘deep-feeling’ refers to the ability or inclination to experience profound emotions, whether they are positive or negative, and typically indicates a sensitive and empathetic nature.