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afekt noun

affectnoun
psychology: feeling in response to a stimulus

affectionnoun
feeling of love or strong attachment

affectionnoun
state of being affected

heatnoun
period of intensity, particularly of emotion

afektacja noun

affectationnoun
an attempt to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real

gushinessnoun

histrionicsnoun
exaggerated, overemotional behaviour

operaticsnoun

afektacyjnie adverb

affectationallyadverb

gushilyadverb

histrionicallyadverb

afektacyjny adjective

affectationaladjective

gushyadjective

histrionicadjective
excessively dramatic or emotional

afektant noun

affecternoun
person who affects to know or be something

afektonim noun

term of endearmentnoun
word, phrase, or nickname expressing affection

afektowanie

gushingly

afektowanie adjective

finickyadjective
fastidious and fussy; difficult to please; exacting

jauntyadjective
airy, showy, or affected

afektowanie adverb

affectedlyadverb
in an affected manner

artificiallyadverb
in an artificial manner

afektowany

gushing

la-di-da

afektowany adjective

affectedadjective
simulated in order to impress

afektować

attitudinize

afektować verb

affectverb
to feel affection for; to like, be fond of

affectverb
to move to emotion

afektowny adjective

affectionaladjective

afektywnie adverb

affectivelyadverb
in an affective way

afektywność noun

affectivenessnoun

afektywny adjective

affectiveadjective
emotional; emotionally charged

affectiveadjective
relating to, resulting from, or influenced by the emotions

spłycenie afektu noun

flat affectnoun

zaafektować verb

affectverb
to infect or harm

zaburzenie afektywne dwubiegunowe noun

bipolar disordernoun
psychiatric diagnostic category