affect
অনুভূতি
definition
verb
the dampness began to affect my health
have an effect on; make a difference to.
as usual I affected a supreme unconcern
pretend to have or feel (something).
noun
By triggering affect and emotion, intolerant behaviors are set in motion.
emotion or desire, especially as influencing behavior or action.
translation of 'affect'
পছন্দ করা,
মনে লাগা,
প্রভাবিত করা
verb
প্রভাবান্বিত করা,
আক্রমণ করা,
ধারণ করা,
অবলম্বন করা,
অনুভূদিতে নাড়া দেত্তয়া,
অনুভূতিতে নাড়া দেত্তয়া,
ধরা,
ভান করা
noun
অনুভূতি,
আবেগ
example
research about 'affect' in children
Differences in environment or health status may 'affect' how people respond to subjective assessments.
the dampness began to 'affect' my health
In this way, the tank fulfills both the physical and the psychological effects needed to 'affect' the enemy's will to fight.
By triggering 'affect' and emotion, intolerant behaviors are set in motion.
This, says Jung, is because they confuse feeling with emotion or 'affect' .
rain will 'affect' some places tonight
your attitude will 'affect' how successful you are
There has also been a need to begin to integrate a focus on 'affect' in behavioral couples therapy.
Since then, science, health, medicine and technology - and how they 'affect' how we all live - have become central themes on the programme.
This is beginning to 'affect' how the law determines which of these relationships should be given legal recognition.
These flow-rate differences 'affect' the glaciers' surface topography.
A variety of factors can 'affect' how much you pay for insurance, such as where you live, the age and health of your animal and the level of cover you require.
don't let that 'affect' you
A third component of reactive aggression is 'affect' , and specifically anger.
These 'affect' an air of tired superiority in a world of unoriginal humorists.
One can 'affect' unawareness, feign indifference or summon up some other defense against such entreaties.
Research from the United States suggests that the neighbourhood you live in can 'affect' how well your children perform at school.
Personal mission statements can drive us and 'affect' how we conduct daily journalism.
We have come a long way from Freud's 'affect' theory to viewing emotions as joining and integrating minds.
it won't 'affect' the result
your attitude will 'affect' how successful you are
Towns said the new rule would not 'affect' how his team conducted its attacking or defensive penalty-corners.
the cutbacks will 'affect' the poor
the dampness began to 'affect' my health
It is possible that the difference in setting could 'affect' the way personal topics impact on participation rates.
It is not just the physical effect of rain that 'affects' us all, it is the gloom that goes with it.
His expression was bland and grim and 'affectless' .
But I am not sure that there is any Beatles song that 'affects' me emotionally.
In between, an 'affectless' young man drives to Bristol to investigate his brother's death.
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