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1.

• Englishaffectivity

• Englishability to experience affects

• Czechemocionálnost

2.

• Englishunaffected

• Englishlacking pretense or affectation, natural

• Persianصادقانه

• Scottish gaelicsìmplidh

3.

• Englishaffectionate

• Englishloving

• Bengaliস্নেহপ্রবণ

• Bulgarianлюбящ, нежен

• Catalanafectuós

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishhellä, rakastava

• Frenchaffectueux

• Hungarianszerető

• Irishceanúil, cionmhar, grámhar

• Latvianmīlīgs

• Maorimatatau

• Polishczuły, kochający

• Portugueseafetuoso

• Russianлю́бящий, не́жный

• Spanishafectuoso

• Turkishsevecen

4.

• Englishaffect

• Englishto influence or alter

• Asturianafeutar

• Bulgarianдействам, въздействам

• Catalanafectar

• Chinese

• Cantonese影響

• Czechovlivnit

• Dutchbeïnvloeden

• Faroeseávirka

• Finnishvaikuttaa

• Frenchaffecter

• Galicianafectar

• Germanbeeinflussen

• Greekεπηρεάζω

• Hungarianhat

• Italianinfluenzare, condizionare, alterare

• Maorikawekawe

• Norwegianinfluere

• Bokmålpåvirke

• Portugueseafetar

• Russianвлия́ть qualifierменя́ть qualifier

• Scotsaffek

• Spanishafectar

• Swedishpåverka, influera

• 
  

• Englishaffect

• Englishto move to emotion

• Bulgarianзасягам, вълнувам

• Dutchontroeren, emotioneren, emotioneren

• Finnishliikuttaa

• Frenchaffecter, émouvoir

• Germanrühren, bewegen

• Greekσυγκινώ

• Hungarianmegindít

• Italiancommuovere

• Norwegianaffektere

• Portuguesecomover

• Russianволнова́ть, тро́гать

• Scotsaffek

• Spanishafectar, conmover

• Swedishberöra, röra

• 
  

• Englishaffect

• Englishto infect or har

• Bulgarianпоразявам

• Czechpostihnout

• Dutchaantasten

• Finnishvahingoittaa

• Frenchaffecter

• Greekπροσβάλλω

• Hungariankárosít

• Italiancolpire

• Norwegianaffektere

• Portugueseafetar

• Russianпоража́ть

• Spanishafectar

• Swedishpåverka, skada, drabba

• Idocheckafliktar

• 
  

• Englishaffect

• Englishto feel affection for, to like, be fond o

• Russianлюби́ть, предпочита́ть, нра́виться

5.

• Englishaffective

• Englishemotional, emotionally charged

• Catalanafectiu

• Finnishaffektiivinen, tunteellinen, tunnepitoinen

• Romanianemoțional, afectiv

• Russianэмоциона́льный

• Spanishafectivo

• Arabiccheckحسي

• Czechcheckafektivní

• Frenchcheckaffecti

6.

• Englishaffectation

• Englishan attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real

• Bulgarianпреструване

• Chinese

• Mandarin假裝

• Frenchaffectation

• Japanese気取り

• Portugueseafetação

• Russianнеесте́ственность

• Spanishafectación

• Swedishtillgjordhet

• 
  

• Englishaffectation

• Englishan unusual manneris

• Bulgarianпревземане

• Chinese

• Mandarin做作

• Frenchaffectation

• Greekνάζι

• Portugueseafetação

• Russianмане́рность

7.

• Englishaffection

• Englishact of affecting

• Catalanafecte

• Finnishvaikuttaminen, liikuttaminen, vahingoittaminen

• Greekσυγκίνηση

• Latvianietekmēšana

• Portugueseafetação

• Spanishafecto

• 
  

• Englishaffection

• Englishstate of being affected

• Bulgarianпривързаност, обич

• Finnishliikutus, vahingoittuneisuus

• Greekσυγκίνηση

• Latvianietekme

• Scottish gaelictlachd

• 
  

• Englishaffection

• Englishto feel an affection for

8.

• Englishaffected

• Englishresulting from a mostly negative physical effect

• Frenchaffecté

• Italiancolpito

• Portugueseafetado

• Spanishafectado, aquejado

9.

• Englishaffecter

• Englishperson who affects to know or be something

• Portugueseafetador

10.

• Englishaffectedly

• Englishin an affected manner

• Portugueseafetadamente

Related words

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