Collocation
feel better
to have an improved physical or emotional condition; to be less ill, sad, or worried
Definition
'feel better' is a common English collocation. to have an improved physical or emotional condition; to be less ill, sad, or worried
feel + better
“I stayed home today, but I already feel better than I did yesterday.”
Examples
- I feel better after a good night’s sleep.
- She felt better once she apologized.
- Do you feel better now that you have eaten something?
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- He says he feels better today, but he will still take it easy.
- You will feel better if you drink more water.
- After the medicine kicked in, I started to feel better within an hour.
- They felt better about the plan after talking through the risks.
- Even a short walk can make you feel better when you are stressed.
- By the time the meeting ended, I finally felt better about my decision to speak up.