sinking sensation
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a feeling of despair or that something bad is about to happen, often felt in the stomach
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- She felt a sinking sensation in the pit of her stomach.
- I felt a sinking sensation in my stomach when I heard the news.
- A sudden sinking sensation washed over him as he realized his mistake.
- As the plane began to descend rapidly, a sinking sensation gripped the passengers.
- I get a sinking sensation every time I think about the impending deadline.
- He experienced a sinking sensation as he realized he had forgotten his passport.
- The news of the accident gave everyone a profound sinking sensation.
- The announcement of the company's bankruptcy brought on a sinking sensation for many employees.
- Despite his brave face, a sinking sensation told him the deal was off.
- She had a sinking sensation that something terrible was about to happen.
- Whenever she heard that particular song, a familiar sinking sensation would return.
- When he saw the low score on his exam, a sinking sensation washed over him.
- He tried to ignore the sinking sensation that accompanied the thought of public speaking.
- The unexpected drop in the stock market caused a sinking sensation among investors.
- There was an unmistakable sinking sensation in her chest when she saw the eviction notice.
- There was a sinking sensation in her chest as she waited for the doctor's diagnosis.
- If you experience a persistent sinking sensation, it might be a sign of anxiety.
- He felt a sinking sensation as he watched his dreams slip away.
- The referee's whistle brought with it a sinking sensation for the losing team.
- The news of the accident left her with a persistent sinking sensation.