ようながする【ようなきがする】

Frequency rank: 1,514. – 1,515.
    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); suru verb - included
  1. (I) think (that); (I) have a feeling (that); (I) fancy (that)at sentence end
Forms
  • ようながする【ようなきがする】Frequency rank: 1,514. – 1,515.
  • ながする【ようなきがする】Frequency rank: 27,000. – 27,198.
  • ようなきがする
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. (I) think (that)
    2. This phrase is used to express a personal belief or intuition regarding a situation or fact. It's often used when the speaker is unsure or has a hunch about something.
    I think it will rain tomorrow.
    I have a feeling that he will be late again.
  2. (I) have a feeling (that)
    3. Similar to the first meaning, this usage conveys a sense of intuition or emotional response to an expected outcome. It signifies uncertainty but a strong impression or sensation about something.
    I have a feeling that she won't come anymore.
    I have a feeling that something bad is going to happen.
  3. (I) fancy (that)
    4. This expression indicates a desire or inclination towards a thought or opinion, often implying a whimsical or non-serious approach to the idea.
    I fancy that this movie is interesting.
    I have a fancy that he enjoys traveling.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to have a feeling (that)to feel that wayto have a feeling of somethingto have a slightly anxious feelingto feel that this is correctto have an intuitive feeling thatto have a feeling that he would say thatto feel as if it's a dreamto feel like I can do anythingto have a feeling that I've been lucky lately
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