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Originally Posted by Catcher Dear sir,
As I know, the word "experience" is often followed by a feeling, e.g. pain. But if I want to say experience someone's thought or ideas, is it okay? Because the feeling of the word "understand" is a little bit short for me. | I don't think I would use "experience" with someone else's thoughts or ideas.
If "understand" is too weak, what are you trying to say?
Were you:
moved
enraptured
captured
Did you:
comprehend
grasp
realize  |
Maybe one of these:
sympathise / empathize / identify (with) the other person
have a psychological empathy with the other's feelings
share the other person's feelings