feel-good Definition
feel·-good (fēl′go̵od′)
adjective
Informal that evokes a feeling of well-being or satisfaction: often implying superficiality or smugness
feel-good Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- endorphin: Try to keep smiling and release some feel-good endorphins.
- vibe: Think the sunshine, feel-good vibe of Johnsonâs solo material, only more instrumentally layered.
- factor: The feel-good factor works in a number of ways.
- ending: There's certainly none of them here, nor is there any feel-good ending.
- hormone: Not only will you sweat out excess fluids, you'll release feel-good hormones to help you beat pre-menstrual blues.
- movie: This is not a feel-good movie, it is a deeply sobering wake-up call.
Modifying Another Word
genuinely: It is generally considered to be one of the funniest, most genuinely feel-good films in years.
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