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Meanings of affair in English
Synonyms
Examples for "involvement"
Examples for "involvement"
1
The broadband industry has been successful largely without government involvement, he said.
2
However, the involvement of specific Raf family members in megakaryocytopoiesis is unknown.
3
That, critics say, points to the need for direct U.S. government involvement.
4
It was clear that Washington could not avoid direct involvement much longer.
5
The active involvement of civil society was important, given the government's unpopularity.
1
I can therefore speak of it with a certain intimacy of acquaintance.
2
Their pursuit of intimacy is often one part reason, nine parts seduction.
3
Our intimacy is completely gone and I'm just really at a loss.
4
The mention of this intimacy causes quite a stir in the crowd.
5
Although it's stiffly animated, it shows the intimacy of a good friendship.
1
The report recommends closer liaison between family doctors and the child-protection system.
2
The new bureau will have liaison officers based in Paris and London.
3
Yet she was disciplined; all things considered, an estimable liaison to Carlos.
4
Last night, Mr Taylor endorsed the Bord Failte-Northern Ireland Tourism Board liaison.
5
The British liaison appears to have begun very early in the war.
1
My goodness, your former amour certainly had his fingers in many pies.
2
But impersonality has prevented the Far Oriental from having much amour propre.
3
Never yet had he been worsted in an amour by any man.
4
You heard, I suppose, of his other amour with the Savoyard girl.
5
Even its depictions of illicit, extramarital amour are anchored in the domestic.
1
Now he reminded himself, yet again, that an affaire was not marriage.
2
Some affaire d'amour propre; il est très susceptible notre cher Mitia.
3
Oscillation upon the pavement always means an affaire de coeur.
4
He is en affaire regime with the young Lady Essex.
5
It is said that Satan had an affaire d'amour while he was playing Seraph.
Usage of affair in English
1
Israel has seen at last one major match-fixing affair in recent years.
2
Love affair package Do you have a question to ask your Valentine?
3
However, he quit the government over the affair a few weeks later.
4
Earlier today, you mentioned Phil likely knew you were having an affair.
5
Two young ladies were discussing the love affair of another young lady.
6
This Shackleton affair is the first catastrophic breach in Area 51's history.
7
The potential deal underscored private equity's love affair with the security sector.
8
The potential deal underscores private equity's love affair with the security sector.
9
The theater in China is a much simpler affair than in America.
10
Kenyon was involved in yet more difficult discussions over the affair yesterday.
11
Left foot: the story of reggae's love affair with Clarks desert boot.
12
However he said he had no intention of resigning over the affair.
13
Have you heard of the events which led up to this affair?'
14
The trial raised new questions about Bush's role in the Iran-Contra affair.
15
However, the affair of the ghost picture has a more interesting history.
16
The different thing in the affair was the silence of the victim.
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Affair through the time
Affair across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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