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Meanings of say affectionately in English

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Usage of say affectionately in English
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She heard me stir, and came up to me and said affectionately,-
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 1...
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Greta said affectionately, catching him lightly by the arm.
"Undo": A Novel
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Then he said affectionately to Coke: Good-bye, old boy.
Active Service
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As long as you like, he said affectionately.
Frances Waldeaux: A Novel
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As we made our way to the stone balcony of a house overlooking the Ganges, he said affectionately:
Autobiography of a Yogi
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Some one said affectionately over him:
The Created Legend
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'Don't-don'told fellow,' he said affectionately, as Flaxman almost broke down.
Robert Elsmere
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"Just as long as we don't become jelly people," she said affectionately.
Gratitude
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"There-there, "hesaid affectionately, smoothing with comforting little pats her trembling fingers.
The Lady of Big Shanty
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"You will," he said affectionately, "when there are no more daily collisions.
Countess Kate
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"There you are, you wretched man," she said affectionately to her husband.
Blameless
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"Our relatives and friends all say good things about you," she said affectionately.
Enigma of China
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Launching his own solo tour in April, Michael Palin said affectionately that "a lot of Python was crap".
The Guardian
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"Turn back then, and let us walk together," Iglesias said affectionately.
The Far Horizon
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'It will feel as though you were coming back some day, Ursie,' she said affectionately.
Uncle Max
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"For pity's sake sit still if you can," old Mrs. Underbill said affectionately.
Undertow