Phrases with «to feel the difference»

"To feel the difference" means to be aware of or notice a change or contrast between two things. It implies that there is a previous experience or comparison that allows you to perceive a distinction in how things are or how they affect you. Full definition

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One long ride, and you immediately feel the difference between these and seats in other premium brands. (bestride.com)
It's a weird sensation, but you'll soon get used to it and you can really feel the difference in just a minute. (idealhome.co.uk)
Then you won't feel the difference in spending power as much. (fidelity.com)
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