feel like a million

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Definition

Verb phrase: - To feel extremely good, healthy, happy, or confident. It describes a state of excellent physical and/or emotional well-being, often due to a positive event or circumstance.

Usage

This phrase is used to express a very positive personal state. It is informal and often used after a specific reason for feeling good. - It typically follows the subject and a form of the verb "to feel" (e.g., feel/feels/felt like a million). - It is a fixed expression; the number "a million" is not changed.

Examples
  • After a good night's sleep and a healthy breakfast, I feel like a million.
  • She felt like a million when she received the award.
  • Winning the championship made the whole team feel like a million.
Advanced Usage
  • "feel like a million dollars": This is a common variant with identical meaning and usage.
    • Getting that job offer made him feel like a million dollars.
Variants and Related Words
  • Feel like a million dollars (verb phrase): A synonymous variant.
  • On top of the world (idiom): A similar idiom meaning to feel extremely happy and successful.
Synonyms
  • Be on cloud nine
  • Be over the moon
  • Be in high spirits
  • Be full of beans (informal, for energy)
Related Idioms
  • Look like a million dollars: To appear extremely attractive or stylish.
    • She looked like a million dollars in her new dress.
  • A million bucks: Used informally in similar contexts for both "feel" and "look."
    • You look a million bucks in that suit!
Verb
  1. be in excellent health and spirits
    • he feels like a million after he got the promotion

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