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Meanings of natural affinity in English

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Usage of natural affinity in English
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They have a natural affinity for honesty and justice, goodness and truth.
Thrift
2
There are also human beings for whom snakes have a natural affinity.
The Mountebank
3
But there is a natural affinity between those that love one another.
Three Comedies
4
To such aspects of life, however, all genius has a natural affinity.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 118, August, 1867 / A Magaz...
5
I wanted to complement my natural affinity for building with an academic foundation.
The South African
6
Chickpeas have a natural affinity for couscous; wait until you taste them together.
The ultimate rice cooker cookbook: 250 no-fail recipes for pilaf...
7
Her husband had never stood in any natural affinity to her.
The Christian: A Story
8
The young jackanapes seems to have a natural affinity for sharpers and swindlers.
Herb of Grace
9
A sense of fitness, of natural affinity, determined each in its several way.
The Friendships of Women
10
Brick and terra cotta seem to have a natural affinity for one another.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 601, July 9, 1887
11
Having a natural affinity with underachievers, I took an instant liking to Lyne.
A knife edge
12
Samoans had a natural affinity for the work, he said.
Radio NZ
13
Guitar, because of its natural affinity to different musical styles.
The Guardian
14
His mind had considerable natural affinity with that of Tennyson.
The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
15
As a keen cyclist, I have a natural affinity with the concerns of cyclists.
The Irish Times
16
The Two, by contrast, had no natural affinity with each other, and no existing relationship.
Seveneves
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Natural affinity through the time
Natural affinity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common