affect in English

noun

1

emotion or desire, especially as influencing behavior or action.

By triggering affect and emotion, intolerant behaviors are set in motion.

verb

1

have an effect on; make a difference to.

the dampness began to affect my health

synonyms: have an effect on, influence, act on, work on, have an impact on, impact, change, alter, modify, transform, form, shape, sway, bias

2

pretend to have or feel (something).

as usual I affected a supreme unconcern

synonyms: pretend, feign, fake, simulate, make a show of, make a pretense of, sham, put on, make like

verb

have an effect on, influence, act on, work on, have an impact on, impact, change, alter, modify, transform, form, shape, sway, bias
move, touch, make an impression on, hit (hard), tug at someone's heartstrings, upset, trouble, distress, disturb, agitate, shake (up)
attack, infect, hit, strike
assume, take on, adopt, embrace, espouse
pretend, feign, fake, simulate, make a show of, make a pretense of, sham, put on, make like
bear upon, touch, bear on, impact, touch on
impress, strike, move
regard, involve
dissemble, feign, sham, pretend

Use "affect" in a sentence

1. Constricted affect restricted affect

2. Blunted affect is a lack of affect more severe than restricted or Constricted affect, but less severe than flat or flattened affect.

3. Our ocean and Coasts affect us — and we affect them

4. Neuroticism is characterized as negative affect and extraversion is regarded as positive affect.

5. The Noun "Affect" The noun "Affect" is extremely rare

6. Associations Affect Your Conscience

7. Some non-affect hesitation.

8. Nouns for affect include affect, affectabilities, affectability, affectation, Affectationist, Affectationists, affectations, affected, affectedness, affectednesses

9. Nouns for Affect include Affect, Affectabilities, Affectability, Affectation, Affectationist, Affectationists, Affectations, Affected, Affectedness, Affectednesses

10. Booze doesn't affect me.

11. Smoking will affect health.

12. Abjoints From the web: what joints does rheumatoid arthritis affect; what joints does gout affect

13. Canadensis Antagonistically affect community invasibility

14. Affect Logic [edit edit source]

15. How do demons affect us?

16. How can it affect them?

17. What does Affect mean? The definition of Affect means to produce a change in something

18. Accidents affect insurance premiums similarly.

19. EMERGENCY REGULATIONS AFFECT CIRCUIT ASSEMBLIES

20. Dr. Erskine said that the serum wouldn't just affect my muscles, it would affect my cells.

21. Cetane improver additives don't affect …

22. affect trade between Member States.

23. TABLE 13.1 Descriptors of Affect Affect Definition Behavioral Example Appropriate Mood is congruent with the immediate situation

24. **COVID-19 will affect Anytown 2021.

25. Too many sisters affect male sexuality

26. Some drugs can affect your sight.

27. In fact, here’s where Affect vs

28. How will it affect my conscience?’

29. The change will affect Hong Kong.

30. Accumulated debts combined with rising oil prices (which affect boat operators) will continue to affect their recovery

31. Conserved Bulges regularly affect protein functionality

32. C. hepatica) and may affect humans.

33. How does our distress affect Jehovah?

34. How Do Christian Teachings Affect Communities?

35. One misstep doesn't affect your career.

36. How will Coccidia affect my dog?

37. Examples of Affect in a sentence

38. " Does it affect your depth perception? "

39. See Account types to affect below.

40. Perceptions and attitudes affect subsequent behaviour.

41. This would materially affect US security.

42. Smiling can affect a person emotionally.

43. 66% of Burglaries affect residential properties

44. Does osteoporosis only affect the elderly ?

45. Hopefully, this doesn't affect your opin

46. Arbitrary age discrimination can affect everyone.

47. How will these changes affect us?

48. Grammar Rules for Affect and Effect There is an easy way to remember when to use Affect and effect: A is for action (Affect); E is for end result (effect).

49. Affect to do something We are fascinated by the rich and powerful but often Affect to despise them

50. Here, Affect is used correctly as a transitive verb: “The new legislation will Affect the way we buy cars.”