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affect verb act on, adficere, bear upon, cause to alter, cause to vary, change, commovere, conduce, exert influunce, have an effect upon, have influence, impress, induce, influence, introduce a change, make a change, play a direct part, prevail upon, produce a change, produce an effect, tangere, transfigure, work a change, work upon
Associated concepts: affect an action, affected with public interest, affecting a substantial right

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adficere affecting appertain bear upon bogus Business Affected With a Public Interest cause to alter cause to vary Civil Rights Act of 1964 Code of Federal Regulations Colleges and Universities commovere conduce dispose emotion ex post facto exert influence Federal Register flamboyant			Indeed, Fritsch's objects court another kind of ugliness; they take their forms as perfect, smoothly contoured icons that rebuff the eye through a kind of affectlessness or, perhaps better said, through a kind of aloofness. Katharina Fritsch: MATTHEW MARKS GALLERY by Burton, Johanna / Artforum International understood here as requesting a remedy for insomnia, exhaustion, boredom and affectlessness. Societies of control, compulsory ecstasy and the neo-liberal subject by Jutel, Thierry / Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue His affectlessness in these matters, inside and outside the book, is sometimes chilling--in a forum broadcast on the ABC's Late Night Live, speaking of the massacre in the Barman diaries, he referred to a disputed number of 'kills'. Wounds above the heart: Keith Windschuttle's Fabrication of ... by Rundle, Guy / Arena Magazine			aestimatio Aestimatio praeteriti delicti ex postremo facto nunquam crescit aetate provectus aevum affability affable affair affairs affect affect detrimentally affect dishonorably affect entirely affect injuriously affectation affected affected manner affectedness affecter affectibility affectible affecting affecting a previous act affecting the nation as a whole affecting the past affection affectlessness Affeerers Affere affiance affiant Affidare Affidatio dominorum affidavit affiliate affiliate with affiliated affiliates affiliation Affiliation Proceeding affined Affinitas affinitatis affinitive affinity affinity of nature affirm affirm explicitly affirm in an official capacity affirm positively affirm the contrary affirm under oath affirm with confidence			affective disorder affective disorder Affective disorders Affective disorders Affective disorders Affective disorders affective domain Affective Events Theory Affective flattening affective intimacy affective learning affective objective affective objective affective objective affective objective affective objective affective psychosis affective psychosis Affective spectrum Affective spectrum Affective spectrum affectively affectively affectivity affectivity affectivity affectless affectless affectless affectless affectlessness affects affects affects affects Affectuous Affedavit Affedavit Affedavit Affedavit Affedavit Affeer Affeerer Affeerers Affeerment Affekt Affektenlehre AFFEL Affenbrot affenpinscher affenpinscher affenpinscher affenpinschers affenpinschers affenpinschers Affere afferent afferent afferent Afferent arteriole Afferent arteriole

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affect (redirected from affectlessness)

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