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Synonym for affect [verb]

The synonym affect synonymous definition words:
means "pretence"
fake, feign, adopt, sham, assume
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affect [verb]

means "effect"
impress, stir, touch, move, pierce, overcome, strike, tear

affect [verb]

means "behaviour"
influence, change, modify, concern, sway, get, alter
Further results for the word "affect"

appertain [verb]

means "relate"
pertain, be pertinent, concern, bear, be relevant, affect

apply [verb]

means "property"
be pertinent, pertain, be relevant, affect, connect

assume [verb]

means "action"
feign, affect, counterfeit, pretend, bluff, simulate

attack [verb]

means "start"
set to work, tackle, plunge into, deal with, take up, affect

be relevant [verb]

means "be pertinent"
pertain, apply, affect, connect

bear [verb]

means "relationship"
pertain, be pertinent, concern, appertain, be relevant, affect

deal with [verb]

means "set to work"
tackle, plunge into, attack, take up, affect

emulate [verb]

means "counterfeit"
affect, feign, imitate, mimic, pretend, simulate

feign [verb]

means "counterfeit"
affect, emulate, imitate, mimic, pretend, simulate

frequent [verb]

means "visit"
affect, hang around, attend, hang out, haunt, resort

hang around [verb]

means "visit"
affect, frequent, attend, hang out, haunt, resort

hang out [verb]

means "visit"
affect, hang around, attend, frequent, haunt, resort

hit [verb]

means "activity"
affect, fit, befit, suit, touch

impress [verb]

means "influence"
affect, stir, persuade

influence [verb]

means "sway"
affect, bias, direct, control, impress, carry

move [verb]

means "feeling"
influence, impress, affect, touch

pierce [verb]

means "rouse"
affect, excite, move, strike, thrill, touch

pretend [verb]

means "feign"
affect, mislead, assume, beguile, counterfeit, delude

sham [verb]

means "deceive"
affect

strike [verb]

means "effect"
impress, affect, overwhelm

touch [verb]

means "purpose"
affect, refer to, pertain to, regard, relate to, concern

touch [verb]

means "action"
impress, affect, move, strike, stir, soften


affected [adjective]

means "unnatural"
assumed, insincere, feigned, pretentious, pretended, simulated

affected [adjective]

means "influenced"
moved, touched, overwhelmed, impressed, tender, concerned

affecting [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, moving, emotional, provoking

affection [noun]

means "inclination"
passion, bent, liking, bias, disposition, feeling, partiality

affection [noun]

means "fondness"
tenderness, love, warmth, regard, devotion, friendship, respect

affectionate [adjective]

means "kind"
compassionate, sympathetic, tender, responsive, merciful, pitiful, mild

admiration [noun]

means "esteem"
respect, affection, approval, homage, regard, honour

affinity [noun]

means "fondness"
attraction, bond, affection, attachment, liking, closeness

ailment [noun]

means "disorder"
affection, complaint, derangement, disease, illness, indisposition

air [noun]

means "behaviour"
attitude, look, demeanour, appearance, manner, affectation

amatory [adjective]

means "romantic"
erotic, amorous, affectionate, sexual, passionate, ardent

appreciation [noun]

means "love"
relish, sensibility, affection, sensitivity, attraction

artificial [adjective]

means "feigned"
affected, mannered, unnatural, plastic, fake, insincere

arty [adjective]

means "catchy"
affected, false, imitative, pseudo, illusory, tasteless

attachment [noun]

means "liking"
fondness, affinity, affection, love, devotion, friendship

bosom [adjective]

means "intimate"
close, confidential, affection, heart

cheapness [noun]

means "ostentation"
show, affectation, tinsel, falseness, sham, hypocrisy

closeness [noun]

means "fondness"
attraction, bond, affection, attachment, liking, affinity

conceited [adjective]

means "character trait"
affected, false, imitative

concerned [adjective]

means "influenced"
moved, touched, overwhelmed, impressed, tender, affected

consciousness [noun]

means "emotion"
feeling, pathos, affection, empathy, impression, passion

devoted [adjective]

means "loving"
affectionate, attentive, fond, attached

disorder [noun]

means "ailment"
affection, complaint, derangement, disease, illness, indisposition

emotion [noun]

means "feeling"
consciousness, pathos, affection, empathy, impression, passion

endearment [noun]

means "fondness"
affection, love

feeling [noun]

means "emotion"
consciousness, pathos, affection, empathy, impression, passion

filial [adjective]

means "dutiful"
respectful, affectionate, obedient

fine [adjective]

means "property"
fancy, affected, ornamented, ornate

fondness [noun]

means "affinity"
attraction, bond, affection, attachment, liking, closeness

friendliness [noun]

means "friendship"
affability, warmth, kindness, generosity, fondness, affection

friendly [adjective]

means "amiable"
affectionate, sympathetic, neighbourly, amicable, sociable, benevolent

friendship [noun]

means "mutual regard"
affection, devotion, esteem, good will, kindliness

genteel [adjective]

means "excessively polite"
polite, mannerly, well-behaved, well-bred, affected, courteous

genteel [adjective]

means "cultured"
cultivated, affected, aristocratic, refined, pretentious, artificial

histrionic [adjective]

means "dramatic"
affected, theatrical, artificial, acting

impressed [verb]

means "moved"
stirred, jarred, affected, touched, influenced

indisposition [noun]

means "ailment"
affection, complaint, derangement, disease, illness, disorder

inspiring [adjective]

means "moving"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional

involved [adjective]

means "implicated"
embroiled, in trouble, affected, concerned

kind-hearted [adjective]

means "kind"
compassionate, sympathetic, affectionate, responsive, merciful, pitiful

love [noun]

means "feeling"
liking, attachment, devotion, affection, ardour, fondness

malady [noun]

means "ailment"
affection, complaint, derangement, disease, illness, indisposition

mannered [adjective]

means "posed"
affected, self-conscious, artificial

mealy-mouthed [adjective]

means "insincere"
suave, affected, pretentious, theatrical, euphemistic

moving [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional

mush [noun]

means "sentimental drivel"
affectation, gush

near [adjective]

means "joining"
related, allied, touching, attached, affecting, connected

overwhelmed [adjective]

means "influenced"
moved, touched, affected, impressed, tender, concerned

passion [noun]

means "desire"
infatuation, affection, craving, fancy, attachment, fondness

passive [adjective]

means "receptive"
affected, stirred, influenced

pathetic [adjective]

means "touching"
affecting, moving, pitiable, tender

pathos [noun]

means "feeling"
emotion, consciousness, affection, empathy, impression, passion

pedantry [noun]

means "display of knowledge"
pretension, precision, affectation, pomposity, stuffiness

posed [adjective]

means "mannered"
affected, self-conscious, artificial

preference [noun]

means "taste"
disposition, fondness, partiality, affection, liking, predilection

pretence [noun]

means "dishonesty"
excuse, affectation, fabrication, falsification, feigning, simulation

pretense [noun]

means "dishonesty"
excuse, affectation, fabrication, falsification, feigning, simulation

provoking [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional

put on [noun]

means "pretence"
affectation, show, airs, front, facade, sham

quality [noun]

means "characteristic"
attribute, affection, character, mark, peculiarity, feature

regard [noun]

means "respect"
affection

respect [noun]

means "esteem"
admiration, affection, approval, homage, regard, honour

sentimental [adjective]

means "insincere"
affected, artificial

sickness [noun]

means "ailment"
affection, complaint, derangement, disease, illness, indisposition

simulated [adjective]

means "unnatural"
assumed, insincere, feigned, pretentious, pretended, affected

simulation [noun]

means "dishonesty"
excuse, affectation, fabrication, falsification, feigning, pretence

soft [adjective]

means "behaviour"
gentle, tender, mild, kind, affectionate, kindly

stilted [adjective]

means "pompous"
pedantic, pretentious, priggish, constrained, awkward, affected

stirred [adjective]

means "receptive"
affected, passive, influenced

swagger [noun]

means "arrogance"
boasting, braggadocio, bragging, affectation

taste [noun]

means "opinion"
preference, disposition, fondness, partiality, affection, liking

tender [adjective]

means "behaviour"
kind, compassionate, sympathetic, affectionate, responsive, merciful

tenderness [noun]

means "fondness"
affection, love, thoughtfulness, kindness, gentleness, care

thrilling [adjective]

means "inspiring"
poignant, touching, moving, stirring, affecting, emotional

tinsel [noun]

means "ostentation"
show, affectation, cheapness, falseness, sham, hypocrisy

touched [adjective]

means "moved"
stirred, jarred, affected, impressed, influenced

unnatural [adjective]

means "strained"
affected, forced

warmth [noun]

means "friendship"
affability, friendliness, kindness, generosity, fondness, affection

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