affection 音标拼音: [əf'ɛkʃən]
n . 感情,好感,爱情,慈爱;影响
感情,好感,爱情,慈爱;影响
affection n 1 :
a positive feeling of liking ; "
he had trouble expressing the affection he felt "; "
the child won everyone '
s heart ";
"
the warmness of his welcome made us feel right at home "
[
synonym : {
affection }, {
affectionateness }, {
fondness },
{
tenderness }, {
heart }, {
warmness }, {
warmheartedness },
{
philia }]
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n . [
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affection ,
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affectio ,
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afficere .
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Affect }.]
1 .
The act of affecting or acting upon ;
the state of being affected .
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2 . (
Philosophy )
An attribute ,
especially a contingent or alterable quality or property ;
a condition ;
a bodily state ;
as ,
figure ,
weight ,
etc .,
are affections of bodies .
"
The affections of quantity ." --
Boyle .
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And ,
truly ,
waking dreams were ,
more or less ,
An old and strange affection of the house .
--
Tennyson .
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3 .
Bent of mind ;
a feeling or natural impulse or natural impulse acting upon and swaying the mind ;
any emotion ;
as ,
the benevolent affections ,
esteem ,
gratitude ,
etc .;
the malevolent affections ,
hatred ,
envy ,
etc .;
inclination ;
disposition ;
propensity ;
tendency .
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Affection is applicable to an unpleasant as well as a pleasant state of the mind ,
when impressed by any object or quality . --
Cogan .
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4 .
A settled good will ;
kind feeling ;
love ;
zealous or tender attachment ; --
often in the pl .
Formerly followed by to ,
but now more generally by for or towards ;
as ,
filial ,
social ,
or conjugal affections ;
to have an affection for or towards children .
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All his affections are set on his own country .
--
Macaulay .
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5 .
Prejudice ;
bias . [
Obs .] --
Bp .
Aylmer .
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6 . (
Med .)
Disease ;
morbid symptom ;
malady ;
as ,
a pulmonary affection . --
Dunglison .
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7 .
The lively representation of any emotion . --
Wotton .
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8 .
Affectation . [
Obs .] "
Spruce affection ." --
Shak .
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9 .
Passion ;
violent emotion . [
Obs .]
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Most wretched man ,
That to affections does the bridle lend . --
Spenser .
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Syn :
Attachment ;
passion ;
tenderness ;
fondness ;
kindness ;
love ;
liking ;
good will .
See {
Attachment }; {
Disease }.
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212 Moby Thesaurus words for "
affection ":
Amor ,
Christian love ,
Eros ,
Platonic love ,
abnormality ,
access ,
acute disease ,
admiration ,
adoration ,
adore ,
affect ,
affectionateness ,
affections ,
affective faculty ,
affectivity ,
affliction ,
agape ,
ailment ,
allergic disease ,
allergy ,
amativeness ,
amorousness ,
ardency ,
ardor ,
atrophy ,
attachment ,
attack ,
attention ,
attribute ,
bacterial disease ,
bent ,
bias ,
birth defect ,
blight ,
bodily love ,
brotherly love ,
cardiovascular disease ,
caritas ,
character ,
characteristic ,
charity ,
chronic disease ,
circulatory disease ,
complaint ,
complication ,
concern ,
condition ,
congenital defect ,
conjugal love ,
crush ,
defect ,
deficiency disease ,
deformity ,
degenerative disease ,
demonstrativeness ,
derangement ,
desire ,
devotion ,
disability ,
disease ,
disorder ,
distemper ,
disturbance ,
doting ,
ecstasy ,
emotion ,
emotional charge ,
emotional life ,
emotional shade ,
emotions ,
enchantment ,
endemic ,
endemic disease ,
endocrine disease ,
enjoying ,
epidemic disease ,
experience ,
faculty ,
faithful love ,
fancy ,
feature ,
feeling ,
feeling tone ,
feelings ,
fervor ,
finer feelings ,
flame ,
fondness ,
foreboding ,
free love ,
free -
lovism ,
functional disease ,
fungus disease ,
gastrointestinal disease ,
genetic disease ,
goatishness ,
goodwill ,
gust ,
gusto ,
gut reaction ,
handicap ,
heart ,
heartthrob ,
hereditary disease ,
hero worship ,
high regard ,
horniness ,
iatrogenic disease ,
idolatry ,
idolism ,
idolization ,
ill ,
illness ,
impression ,
indisposition ,
infatuation ,
infectious disease ,
infirmity ,
interest ,
lasciviousness ,
leaning ,
libido ,
like ,
likes ,
liking ,
love ,
lovelornness ,
lovemaking ,
lovesickness ,
malady ,
malaise ,
mark ,
married love ,
morbidity ,
morbus ,
muscular disease ,
neurological disease ,
nutritional disease ,
occupational disease ,
organic disease ,
pandemic disease ,
paroxysm ,
passion ,
passions ,
pathological condition ,
pathology ,
penchant ,
physical love ,
plant disease ,
popular regard ,
popularity ,
predilection ,
presentiment ,
profound sense ,
propensity ,
property ,
protozoan disease ,
psychosomatic disease ,
rapture ,
reaction ,
regard ,
relish ,
respiratory disease ,
response ,
rockiness ,
romanticism ,
savor ,
secondary disease ,
seediness ,
sensation ,
sense ,
sensibilities ,
sentiment ,
sentimentality ,
sentiments ,
sex ,
sexiness ,
sexual love ,
shine ,
sickishness ,
sickness ,
signs ,
spell ,
spiritual love ,
susceptibilities ,
susceptibility ,
sympathies ,
sympathy ,
symptomatology ,
symptomology ,
symptoms ,
syndrome ,
taste ,
tender feeling ,
tender passion ,
tender susceptibilities ,
tenderness ,
the pip ,
trait ,
truelove ,
turn ,
undercurrent ,
urogenital disease ,
uxoriousness ,
virtue ,
virus disease ,
warmth ,
wasting disease ,
weakness ,
worm disease ,
worship ,
yearning
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AFFECTION Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of AFFECTION is a feeling of liking and caring for someone or something : tender attachment : fondness How to use affection in a sentence Affectation and Affection Synonym Discussion of Affection
AFFECTION | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary AFFECTION definition: 1 a feeling of liking for a person or place: 2 feelings of liking or love: 3 to succeed in… Learn more
Affection - Wikipedia Affection or fondness is a "disposition or state of mind or body" [1] commonly linked to a feeling or type of love It has led to multiple branches in philosophy and psychology that discuss emotion, disease, influence, and state of being [2] Often, "affection" denotes more than mere goodwill or friendship
affection noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . [uncountable, singular] the feeling of liking or loving somebody something very much and caring about them Children need lots of love and affection He didn't show his wife any affection She was held in deep affection by all her students I have a great affection for New York
AFFECTION definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you regard someone or something with affection, you like them and are fond of them She thought of him with affection She had developed quite an affection for the place
affection, n. ¹ meanings, etymology and more - Oxford English Dictionary Affection is the Liuely Representment, of any passion whatsoeuer, as if the Figures stood not upon a Cloth or Boorde, but as if they were acting vpon a Stage I 2 a Favourable or kindly disposition towards a person or thing; fondness, tenderness; goodwill, warmth of attachment
AFFECTION Definition Meaning - Dictionary. com Affection refers to fond attachment, as of one person to another How is affection different from love and devotion? Find out on Thesaurus com
Affection Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary AFFECTION meaning: 1 : a feeling of liking and caring for someone or something; 2 : feelings of love a person's romantic feelings
Affection Definition Meaning - YourDictionary Affection definition: A tender feeling toward another; fondness
What does Affection mean? - Definitions. net What does Affection mean? This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word Affection The act of affecting or acting upon The state of being affected An attribute; a quality or property; a condition; a bodily state; as, figure, weight, etc , are affections of bodies