a sense of honor a feeling for what is honorable
sense of relief - feeling relieed
sense of belonging - feeling that one belongs
sense of apprehension - feeling apprehensive
sense of appreciation - a feeling of appreciation
sense of pride - a feeling of pride
sense of propriety - an awareness of what is proper behavior
sense of wonder - beinnng awed by the beauty and mystery of life
sense of well being - feeling well
sense of accomplishment - feeling successful in having learned something important
sense of frustration - feeling frustrated
sense of betrayal - a clear analysis of the extent of the betrayal
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karagozian yes, I found this "
a sense of wisdom as founded on a sense of social continuity"
Sense is a synonym of feeling, so you an find many such collocations
A sense of something can also mean an estimation of the extent of it, in my opinion,
as in this example:
But only a clear sense of betrayal will allow the reasonable assessment that puts betrayal in its proper place.
What do you others think?
