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Meanings of affectional in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "affective"
Examples for "affective"
1
He has what we would call 'affective dreams' that change the future.
2
In all three conditions, however, direct gaze elicited positive affective facial reactions.
3
The constant gloom gave her a serious case of seasonal affective disorder.
4
The methodological problems inherent in post-mortem studies in affective disorder are discussed.
5
We assessed mood to control for possible momentary affective influences on cognition.
1
This is especially important given the emotive nature of what is involved.
2
Polls using lists of emotive circumstances tend to distort results, it said.
3
Such is the emotive allure of horses: powerful yet all too vulnerable.
4
Employ the emotive tone to convey ideas of your truthfulness and honor.
5
The debate over who is the best has become almost tediously emotive.
Usage of affectional in anglès
1
They are certainly more highly organised on the affectional plane than man.
2
I break some law of my affectional nature; is nothing to happen?
3
And do not let your emotional and affectional nature grow atrophied.
4
This vampyrism extends through every department of the affectional nature.
5
Rise one step to man as an affectional being.
6
The development of the affectional side of the life during this period must be briefly noted.
7
In all that relates to the affectional part of our being, none can doubt that we grow by giving.
8
That same affectional tie on the part of the mother is shown in a return of affection from the child.
9
In the same way a person who does not exercise his artistic, poetic, or affectional side will suffer its atrophy.
10
Your affectional and romantic nature is blossoming out, and you are in that transition period where an older woman appeals to you.
11
A human institution, called out by the needs of the social, affectional human nature for human purposes....
12
For several nights, he dreamed that a lovely female approached his bed-side, and bent over him with a look of affectional interest.
13
How pregnant with expression was it to a mind like Scheffer's, where the intellectual, the affectional, and the spiritual natures were so nicely blended!
14
Of the imaginative, sentimental, esthetic, moral, altruistic, sympathetic, affectional symptoms of what we know as romantic love they do not give us the faintest hint.
15
"I wish you wouldn't feel so badly, Aileen," he said, with a kind of affectional protest.
16
They are certainly more highly organised on the affectional plane than man.
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