What does 感じさせる in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 感じさせる in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 感じさせる in Japanese.

The word 感じさせる in Japanese means feel, 感じる, ～を燃え尽きさせる, 経験する、体験する、感じる、見る、知覚する, （～であると）感じる、～かもしれない、～のよう, めまいを覚える［感じる］、くらくらする, ～と思う、感じる、考える、みなす, 手ごたえを得る［感じる］、反響がある, ～に気づく. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 感じさせる

feel

感じる

(+ adj: have detectable quality) (身体で感じる)

床が濡れているのを感じた。

The floor felt wet.

～を燃え尽きさせる

(remove by fire)

One method of cleaning up an oil spill is to burn off the oil.

経験する、体験する、感じる、見る、知覚する

(undergo or feel or observe)

膝に大きな痛みを感じています。

I'm experiencing a lot of pain in my knee.

（～であると）感じる、～かもしれない、～のよう

(possibly be)

空腹を感じる。

I feel hungry.

めまいを覚える［感じる］、くらくらする

(experience vertigo)

～と思う、感じる、考える、みなす

(regard)

ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。現代音楽はどれも似通っていると思う（or: 感じる）。

I find modern music rather repetitive.

手ごたえを得る［感じる］、反響がある

(be acknowledged by words, gesture)

～に気づく

(become aware of)

彼は突然、部屋に他に誰かいることに気づいた。

He suddenly sensed another person in the room.

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