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Definition of affect
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Affect
(v. t.) To love; to
regard
with
affection.
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Amorous
::
Amorous
(a.)
Affected
with love; in love;
enamored;
--
usually
with of;
formerly
with on.
Paralytic
::
Paralytic
(a.)
Affected
with
paralysis,
or
palsy..
Twang
::
Twang (n.) An
affected
modulation
of the
voice;
a kind of nasal
sound.
Tribute
::
Tribute
(n.) A
personal
contribution,
as of
money,
praise,
service,
etc., made in token of
services
rendered,
or as that which is due or
deserved;
as, a
tribute
of
affection..
Unaffected
::
Unaffected
(a.) Not
affected
or
moved;
destitute
of
affection
or
emotion;
uninfluenced.
Affect
::
Affect
(v. t.) To
assign;
to
appoint.
Scrofulide
::
Scrofulide
(n.) Any
affection
of the skin
dependent
on
scrofula.
Crack
::
Crack (v. t.) To rend with grief or pain; to
affect
deeply
with
sorrow;
hence,
to
disorder;
to
distract;
to
craze..
Tetanus
::
Tetanus
(n.) A
painful
and
usually
fatal
disease,
resulting
generally
from a
wound,
and
having
as its
principal
symptom
persistent
spasm of the
voluntary
muscles.
When the
muscles
of the lower jaw are
affected,
it is
called
locked-jaw,
or
lickjaw,
and it takes
various
names from the
various
incurvations
of the body
resulting
from the
spasm..
Strut
::
Strut (v. t.) To walk with a
lofty,
proud gait, and erect head; to walk with
affected
dignity..
Affected
::
Affected
(p. p. & a.)
Inclined;
disposed;
attached.
Contingency
::
Contingency
(n.) A
certain
possible
event that may or may not
happen,
by
which,
when
happening,
some
particular
title may be
affected..
Moon-eyed
::
Moon-eyed
(a.)
Having
eyes
affected
by the moon;
moonblind;
dim-eyed;
purblind.
Chill
::
Chill (v. t.) To
strike
with a
chill;
to make
chilly;
to cause to
shiver;
to
affect
with cold.
Affectioned
::
Affectioned
(a.)
Disposed.
Bilateral
::
Bilateral
(a.)
Having
two
sides;
arranged
upon two
sides;
affecting
two sides or two
parties.
Dandle
::
Dandle
(v. t.) To move up and down on one's knee or in one's arms, in
affectionate
play, as an
infant..
Scene
::
Scene (n.) An
exhibition
of
passionate
or
strong
feeling
before
others;
often,
an
artifical
or
affected
action,
or
course
of
action,
done for
effect;
a
theatrical
display..
Commendation
::
Commendation
(n.) A
message
of
affection
or
respect;
compliments;
greeting.
Ex-
::
Ex- () A
prefix
from the latin
preposition,
ex, akin to Gr. 'ex or 'ek
signifying
out of, out,
proceeding
from.
Hence,
in
composition,
it
signifies
out of, as, in
exhale,
exclude;
off, from, or out. as in
exscind;
beyond,
as, in
excess,
exceed,
excel;
and
sometimes
has a
privative
sense of
without,
as in
exalbuminuos,
exsanguinous.
In some
words,
it
intensifies
the
meaning;
in
others,
it has
little
affect
on the
signification.
It
becomes
ef-
before
f, as in
effuse.
The form e-
occurs
instead
of
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