affection
स्नेह
definition
noun
she felt affection for the wise old lady
a gentle feeling of fondness or liking.
the act or process of affecting or being affected.
translation of 'affection'
स्नेह,
प्रेम,
मनोवेग
noun
ममता,
प्यार,
प्रीति,
अनुराग,
लाग-लपेट,
मुहब्बत,
भ्रातृभाव,
सुभगता,
प्रणय
example
the prisoners crave 'affection' and hence participate in sexual relationships
an 'affection' of the skin
Storge is a physical expression that indicates 'affection' .
He was devoted to his family and his concern, care and 'affection' for them was of the highest calibre.
The director… suddenly begins to show 'affection' for the people on the stage.
I have a great affinity and 'affection' for my American counterparts.
The people who work with her feel I think a lot of respect and 'affection' for her, and she unleashes people's energies.
she felt 'affection' for the wise old lady
This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to 'affection' for a few persons nearest us.
And I know I'll never ever lose 'affection' for the people and place that once played such an important role in my life.
His love for children and 'affection' for the sick have endeared him to all.
But, out of respect and 'affection' for Dave, I'll add it to the growing list of banned words.
Like all the veterans who fought in Holland, he has tremendous 'affection' for the Dutch people.
an 'affection' of the skin
I suffered from an 'affection' of the sight, which forbade all use of the eyes for purposes of study.
Mothers seldom show physical or verbal 'affection' to children.
When I go out and about people have incredible 'affection' for me and I think well, that's not bad.
But it had been so long since I'd received any kind of physical 'affection' that I let it continue.
Douglas showed respect and 'affection' for the people he portrayed.
Physical 'affection' is openly expressed between members of the same sex.
And Canadians have always had this sort of affection for us and we've always had this 'affection' for the Canadian people.
Participants were asked to rate physical 'affection' with parents on 5-point Likert scales.
Family members played some traditional airs at the Mass in appreciation of Maureen's great love and 'affection' for the music.
‘He was a real gentleman and a lot of people had great 'affection' for him,’ she said.
Such performers have an intimacy with and 'affection' for the people they imitate that a mere jester doesn't.
There is still embedded in Irish culture a deep respect and genuine 'affection' for the Pope and the office of the Papacy.
He felt almost intoxicated with admiration and 'affection' for this man.
And I think about that so often, because of the universality of people's love and 'affection' for their dads.
He suffered from an 'affection' of the bladder, and was at length compelled to resort to a surgical operation for relief.
It's my party after all and I have both loyalty and 'affection' for those who carry our banner forward.
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