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- adjective
creating afeeling ofanxiety ordespair
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Examples
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He was apparently busy preparing the feel-bad budget of all time.
Charles Feldman: The Browning of California: Jerry's Mean-Spirited Budget Charles Feldman 2011
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There's nothing feel-good about Blue Valentine that the feel-bad parts can't undermine.
Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Blue Valentine Marshall Fine 2011
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Tim Kring: I'm not very interested in feel-bad stories.
Life After Heroes: Tim Kring on Why His New Show Touch Is Unapologetically Sentimental 2012
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He was apparently busy preparing the feel-bad budget of all time.
Charles Feldman: The Browning of California: Jerry's Mean-Spirited Budget Charles Feldman 2011
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He was apparently busy preparing the feel-bad budget of all time.
Charles Feldman: The Browning of California: Jerry's Mean-Spirited Budget Charles Feldman 2011
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It's torture not only because that movie is what I call a feel-bad movie — it's a very uncomfortable movie — but, also, you're watching your first film so all you're seeing is every clumsy, ham-handed, cinematic thing.
Director Gets Up Off the Canvas Steven Kurutz 2011
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"It's a feel-bad show, the complete opposite of Glee."
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In other words, feel-good movies are less sophisticated than feel-bad movies.
Josh Radnor: Why I Chose "happythankyoumoreplease" Over "sadscrewyougetlost" Josh Radnor 2011
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The downside of a feel-good marketing film about the police is that its underlying lack of suspense rapidly turns it into a feel-bad experience for the viewer.
TV review: The Story of British Pathé; Motorway Cops; Lee Nelson's Well Good Show 2011
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He was apparently busy preparing the feel-bad budget of all time.
Charles Feldman: The Browning of California: Jerry's Mean-Spirited Budget Charles Feldman 2011
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