feeling
n. C / Un. an emotion like happiness, sadness, or anger. It can also mean the physical sensation you get when you touch something.
n. an emotional state or reaction; also refers to the physical sensation of touch or internal bodily awareness.
I have a good feeling about this new job.
After walking in the snow for an hour, she lost all feeling in her toes.
The architect designed the building to evoke a feeling of openness and light, using glass walls to connect the interior with the surrounding gardens.
From Middle English felynge, equivalent to feel + -ing.
Often used with 'that' to express an intuitive belief or suspicion.
I have the feeling of that he is lyingI have a feeling that he is lyingWhen expressing an intuition, 'feeling' is typically used with the indefinite article and followed by a 'that' clause.