Affaires

• Affaires de coeur

  Synonyms for affaires de coeur noun love relationship affair love relationship dalliance fling adultery tryst liaison passion flirtation involvement courtship infidelity devotion amour entanglement hanky-panky intrigue romance seduction thing extracurricular activity affair of the heart affaire de coeur forbidden love illicit love romantic affair sexual relationship outside of marriage triangle ménage à trois Antonyms for […]

• Affairs

  Synonyms for affair noun matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity case project transaction proceeding question topic thing incident task interest employment event subject province duty episode happening circumstance occupation undertaking profession mission calling job responsibility pursuit assignment hap realm obligation concern avocation occurrence office function Antonyms for affairs entertainment fun hobby […]

• Affairs of state

  Synonyms for affairs of state noun art and science of administration of government government legislature electioneering zoo polity jungle foreign affairs political science campaigning statecraft civics backroom domestic affairs government policy hat in the ring internal affairs matters of state smoke-filled room stateship

• Affect

  Synonyms for affect verb influence, affect emotionally disturb upset influence involve interest touch alter change regard inspire perturb relate prevail move impress transform induce sway modify impinge stir overcome act on Antonyms for affect remain dissuade calm surrender stagnate order hold continue keep discourage stay leave alone Synonyms verb pretend, imitate feign bluff assume adopt […]

• Affectabilities

  Synonyms for affectabilities noun susceptibility flexibility plasticity sensibility sensitivity sentimentality tenderness pliancy sensitiveness susceptibleness affectability emotionality impressionability perceptivity Usage Notes Affect1 and effect, each both noun and verb, share the sense of “influence,” and because of their similarity in pronunciation are sometimes confused in writing. As a verb affect1 means “to act on” or “to […]