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affectverb1 to act upon (a person or a person's feelings) so as to cause a responsetheir son claims that scary movies don't affect him in the least impact, impress, influence, move, reach, strike, sway, tell (on), touch carry away, dazzle, enrapture, entrance, enthrall(or enthral), ravish, transportbias, colorinspire, stirengage, interest, involve, penetrate, pierceafflict, agitate, bother, concern, discomfort, discompose, disquiet, distress, disturb, fluster, harass, harry, perturb, pester, plague, smite, strain, stress, trouble, try, upset, worry, wringallure, attract, bewitch, captivate, charm, enchant, fascinate get to bore, jade, pall, tire, wearyunderwhelm to be the business or affair offortunately, hurricane season doesn't affect the West Coast concern, involve, touch appertain (to), apply (to), bear (on), pertain (to), refer (to), relate (to)embroil, ensnare, entangle, implicate to present a false appearance ofshe affected complete unawareness that we were talking about her, though she must have overheard act, assume, bluff, counterfeit, dissemble, fake, feign, pass (for), pretend, profess, put on, sham, simulate dissimulate, impersonate, let on, masquerade, play, playact, poseforge, imitatecamouflage, conceal, disguise, maskfeintmalinger make believe to go to or spend time in oftena power couple known to affect all the fancy parties in town frequent, habituate, hang (at), haunt, resort (to), visit patronizeattend, take ininfest, invade, overrun, swarmcall (on or upon), drop by, drop in, pop (in), run (in), stop (in or by)camp (out in), sojourn (at), stay (at), stop (over), tarry (in) avoid, shun dodge, duck, elude, escape, eschew, evade, shake in the 14th century |