Angielski | Polski |
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affect noun psychology: feeling in response to a stimulus | afektnoun |
affect verb to feel affection for; to like, be fond of | afektowaćverb |
affect verb to infect or harm | zaafektowaćverb |
affect verb to move to emotion | afektowaćverb |
affectation noun an attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real | afektacjanoun |
affectational adjective | afektacyjnyadjective |
affectationally adverb | afektacyjnieadverb |
affected adjective artificial, stilted | egzaltowanyadjective pretensjonalnyadjective |
affected adjective emotionally moved, touched | dotkniętyadjective poruszonyadjective |
affected adjective influenced or changed by something | dotkniętyadjective |
affected adjective simulated in order to impress | afektowanyadjective |
affectedly adverb in an affected manner | afektowanieadverb |
affecter noun person who affects to know or be something | afektantnoun |
affecting | |
affection noun feeling of love or strong attachment | afektnoun |
affection noun morbid symptom | afekcjanoun |
affection noun state of being affected | afektnoun |
affectional adjective | afektownyadjective |
affectionate adjective indicating love | czułyadjective kochającyadjective |
affectionate adjective loving | czułyadjective kochającyadjective |
affectionately adverb in an affectionate manner | czuleadverb |
affective adjective emotional; emotionally charged | afektywnyadjective |
affective adjective relating to, resulting from, or influenced by the emotions | afektywnyadjective |
affectively adverb in an affective way | afektywnieadverb |
affectiveness noun | afektywnośćnoun |
disaffected adjective estranged | niesfornyadjective |
flat affect noun | spłycenie afektunoun |
unaffectionate |