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Definition of affect
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Affect
(v. t.) To act upon; to
produce
an
effect
or
change
upon.
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Jealous
::
"Jealous
(a.)
Disposed
to
suspect
rivalry
in
matters
of
interest
and
affection;
apprehensive
regarding
the
motives
of
possible
rivals,
or the
fidelity
of
friends;
distrustful;
having
morbid
fear of
rivalry
in love or
preference
given to
another;
painfully
suspicious
of the
faithfulness
of
husband,
wife, or
lover..
Maniac
::
Maniac
(a.)
Raving
with
madness;
raging
with
disordered
intellect;
affected
with
mania;
mad.
Madding
::
Madding
(a.)
Affected
with
madness;
raging;
furious.
Consign
::
Consign
(v. t.) To stamp or
impress;
to
affect.
Vapored
::
Vapored
(a.)
Affected
with the
vapors.
See
Vapor,
n., 5..
Inspire
::
Inspire
(v. t.) To
infuse
into; to
affect,
as with a
superior
or
supernatural
influence;
to fill with what
animates,
enlivens,
or
exalts;
to
communicate
inspiration
to; as, to
inspire
a child with
sentiments
of
virtue..
Tone
::
Tone (v. t.) To utter with an
affected
tone.
Sensual
::
Sensual
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
consisting
in, or
affecting,
the
sense,
or
bodily
organs
of
perception;
relating
to, or
concerning,
the body, in
distinction
from the
spirit..
Stalk
::
Stalk (v. i.) To walk with high and proud
steps;
usually
implying
the
affectation
of
dignity,
and
indicating
dislike.
The word is used,
however,
especially
by the
poets,
to
express
dignity
of
step..
Cachinnation
::
Cachinnation
(n.) Loud or
immoderate
laughter;
-- often a
symptom
of
hysterical
or
maniacal
affections.
Monomaniacal
::
Monomaniacal
(a.)
Affected
with
monomania,
or
partial
derangement
of
intellect;
caused
by, or
resulting
from,
monomania;
as, a
monomaniacal
delusion..
Goggle
::
Goggle
(v. i.) A
strained
or
affected
rolling
of the eye.
Smell
::
Smell (v. t.) The
quality
of any thing or
substance,
or
emanation
therefrom,
which
affects
the
olfactory
organs;
odor;
scent;
fragrance;
perfume;
as, the smell of
mint..
Mealy-mouthed
::
Mealy-mouthed
(a.) Using soft
words;
plausible;
affectedly
or
timidly
delicate
of
speech;
unwilling
to tell the truth in plain
language.
Missy
::
Missy (n.) An
affectionate,
or
contemptuous,
form of miss; a young girl; a
miss..
Smart
::
Smart (v. i.) A
fellow
who
affects
smartness,
briskness,
and
vivacity;
a
dandy..
Foppery
::
Foppery
(n.) The
behavior,
dress,
or other
indication
of a fop;
coxcombry;
affectation
of show; showy
folly..
Disinclination
::
Disinclination
(n.) The state of being
disinclined;
want of
propensity,
desire,
or
affection;
slight
aversion
or
dislike;
indisposition..
Color-blind
::
Color-blind
(a.)
Affected
with color
blindness.
See Color
blindness,
under
Color,
n..
Chloasma
::
Chloasma
(n.) A
cutaneous
affection
characterized
by
yellow
or
yellowish
brown
pigmented
spots.
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