to thrill to the feel of smth.
If one thrills to the feel of something, what does it mean?The woods beyond were dark and inviting, and he thrilled to the feel of the cold in his bones as he waded across a silvery stream with a carpet of crimson leaves clinging to its banks.

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to thrill to the feel of smth.
If one thrills to the feel of something, what does it mean?The woods beyond were dark and inviting, and he thrilled to the feel of the cold in his bones as he waded across a silvery stream with a carpet of crimson leaves clinging to its banks.

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To feel the thrill of something = To feel the excitement  of something = To feel excitement as a result of something

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Kevin is right." he thrilled to the feel of the cold in his bones" = he felt a shiver of excitement in his bones

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He felt the cold and was thrilled.

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doesnt make sense to me ... thrill is a transitive verb (has a direct object), usually used like "He thrilled his audience with amazing magic tricks" or something like that. "Thrill" is used as a noun more often than a verb. "The thrill of something"

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