feedbackfeeling

noun
UK /ˈfiːdbækˌfiːlɪŋ/
US /ˈfiːdbækˌfiːlɪŋ/

The way you feel when someone tells you what they think about your work.

After the teacher gave her feedback, she had a happy feedbackfeeling.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A gut reaction you get after hearing comments about something you made.

His feedbackfeeling told him the drawing was a hit.

3. The emotional tone that comes with advice or criticism.

The feedbackfeeling from the coach was warm and encouraging.

4. A mix of feelings stirred up by hearing what others think.

She had a nervous feedbackfeeling before reading the reviews.