No. Lonely is an adjective.
Both are correct, but they have slightly different connotations. "Feeling lonely" implies a sense of emotional isolation, while "feeling alone" suggests a physical state of being by oneself.
Bee Gees are you feeling alright on these lonely, lonely nights
Feeling lonely is like being stranded in a desert with no one around. Feeling scared is like being lost in a dark, labyrinthine maze. Feeling lonely is like being adrift in a vast ocean with no land in sight. Feeling scared is like being chased by an invisible threat in a dense fog.
to pet it when he is lonely.. he likes the feeling of it on his thumb
Dean martin
Neither: lonely is an adjective.
When your child is feeling lonely its a good idea for them to join a club such as the scouts or girl guides or a local youth club somewhere other children will be so that they may make friends and stop feeling so alone.
Yes, i walk a lonely road is personification because you are giving an inanimate object (road) emotions/human properties (lonely) and implies that the road is feeling lonely
A common usage would be "I'm feeling lonely." A bit more verbose, "Mark felt lonely when he couldn't visit any of his friends."
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That is not a question. Try to go out and meet people.