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Affect
Affect
v. t.
To
act
upon
; to
produce
an
effect
or
change
upon
.
Affect
v. t.
To
influence
or
move
, as
the
feelings
or
passions
; to
touch
.
Affect
v. t.
To
love
; to
regard
with
affection
.
Affect
v. t.
To
show
a
fondness
for
; to
like
to
use
or
practice
; to
choose
;
hence
, to
frequent
habitually
.
Affect
v. t.
To
dispose
or
incline
.
Affect
v. t.
To
aim
at; to
aspire
; to
covet
.
Affect
v. t.
To
tend
to by
affinity
or
disposition
.
Affect
v. t.
To
make
a
show
of; to
put
on a
pretense
of; to
feign
; to
assume
; as, to
affect
ignorance
.
Affect
v. t.
To
assign
; to
appoint
.
Affect
n.
Affection
;
inclination
;
passion
;
feeling
;
disposition
.
Affect
n.
The
emotional
complex
associated
with
an
idea
or
mental
state
. In
hysteria
,
the
affect
is
sometimes
entirely
dissociated
,
sometimes
transferred
to
another
than
the
original
idea
.
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