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affinity n

 

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Affinity

Definition:

Affinity (noun) refers to a natural liking, connection, or attraction that one has towards something or someone.

Senses:

1. Natural liking or attraction:

He felt an affinity towards classical music and attended every concert in town.

Her strong affinity for animals led her to volunteer at the local animal shelter.

2. Relationship by marriage:

After marrying into a large family, she developed an affinity for her new relatives.

The affinity between the two families grew stronger after their children's wedding.

3. Chemical attraction:

In chemistry, affinity is the force that binds one substance to another.

The DNA strand showed a strong affinity for the specific protein it was designed to bind with.

Usages:

Popular:

People often say that blood is thicker than water, emphasizing the importance of family affinity.

Due to their shared interest in hiking, they developed a strong affinity and became best friends.

Local:

In our local community, there is a strong affinity for traditional folk music.

The town's annual festival showcases the local artists and their cultural affinity.

Sample Sentences:

  • I feel a strong affinity towards the beach, it always brings me peace and tranquility.
  • The professor and the student shared an immediate affinity for French literature.
  • The chemical reaction occurred due to the affinity between the two compounds.
  • Her patriotic affinity made her an active volunteer in various community projects.

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