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“Even if you look in the dictionary you know the meaning of the word or phrase, but there's still the feeling of it.” quote by Chath Piersath
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“Even if you look in the dictionary you know the meaning of the word or phrase, but there's still the feeling of it.”

Chath Piersath

About This Quote

Understanding a word intellectually differs from the visceral feeling it evokes.

In simple terms: Words vs. feeling.

Key Takeaway

Acknowledge emotional nuance.

Themes

language emotion perception

Mood

introspective empathetic

Type

literary psychological

When to use this quote

  • learning new language
  • therapy
  • creative writing

Key Concepts

semantic vs. affective understanding

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you bridge intellect and emotion?
  • When does a word’s feeling outweigh its definition?
A Different Perspective

Feelings may be hard to articulate.

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