affectionate
ਪਿਆਰ
definition
adjective
a happy and affectionate family
readily feeling or showing fondness or tenderness.
example
Conversely, my husband has formed 'affectionate' bonds with my family.
Although 'affectionate' and loyal by nature, this combination can be aggressive in relationships.
Now, you might have a look and decide that it's simply in your nature to need a more 'affectionate' and attentive man.
The Yorks were a close-knit and 'affectionate' family and the princess had a secure and uncomplicated childhood.
At the prompting of their stern but 'affectionate' father, the boys manage to make peace with their new schoolmates.
I come from a very loving and 'affectionate' family where hugs and kisses are given all the time.
Huskies, on the other hand, are very devoted and 'affectionate' .
His father and mother were very 'affectionate' and I was closely associated with his family.
However, the breed has a basic gentle and 'affectionate' nature, and is really a loving animal.
His kisses were lingering and 'affectionate' , making my heart pound for a moment.
Because of their 'affectionate' and sensitive nature they are used for riding and companionship programmes.
He was a man of marked dignity of character and most 'affectionate' nature.
You saw for the first time this evening that the Prince of Wales referred to his mother in a very 'affectionate' way.
It only takes one or two treatments and they resume a gentle, 'affectionate' interest in their family.
She was still 'affectionate' towards the family, but she didn't warm up to people as easily as she once had.
She may like to deny it but she is vulnerable and can be tender and 'affectionate' .
That movie was tender and 'affectionate' without being pedantic.
They were lovely people, but not 'affectionate' like Lou's family.
Throughout his life he had 'affectionate' and devoted friends.
You're better off learning how to become an attentive, 'affectionate' and skilled lover.
Duncan placed an 'affectionate' kiss on her forehead which she didn't react to.
Suddenly someone pushed a cookie into my mouth, and then bombarded me with 'affectionate' hugs and kisses.
Here, in my home, we are open and 'affectionate' and treat each other with care and respect.
The sentence is said in a soft, quiet, 'affectionate' sort of way.
He has many close friends and admirers and has proved himself to be a loving and 'affectionate' father.
She stroked his hair almost 'affectionately' , though there was no change in his manner.
As a result they became a national legend, an 'affectionately' regarded New Zealand institution.
He loves us and treats us 'affectionately' , so I don't feel so bad about missing my mother.
There's the couple in the cinema, for instance, arguing 'affectionately' over who's going to go and buy the fizzy drink.
She describes her fellow volunteers 'affectionately' as ‘the salt of the earth’.
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