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affectionateness

/əˌfek.ʃən.ət.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être affectueux, c'est-à-dire la tendance à manifester de la tendresse, de l'attachement ou de l'amour envers autrui.

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noun

/əˌfek.ʃən.ət.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être affectueux, c'est-à-dire la tendance à manifester de la tendresse, de l'attachement ou de l'amour envers autrui.

A noun referring to a positive feeling of liking or a quality that arises from feelings of affection or love.

indénombrable

  1. Positive feeling of likingB2formal

    A warm and positive emotional state characterized by fondness or liking for someone or something.

    fraffection

    • Her affectionateness towards her friends was evident in her kind words.
    • The child's affectionateness for his pet was heartwarming.
    • He showed his affectionateness through small, thoughtful gestures.

    Synonymesattachmentcaringdevotionfondnesslikinglovesoftnesstendernesswarmth

    Antonymesantipathyaversioncoldnesshostilityindifference

  2. Quality of love or careB2formal

    A quality or behavior that stems from feelings of affection, love, or deep care for another person.

    frAffection, tendresse

    • The grandmother's affectionateness was felt by everyone in the family.
    • His affectionateness made her feel safe and cherished.
    • The couple's affectionateness was a model of a loving relationship.

    Synonymesaffectionattachmentcaringdevotionfondnesslovingnesstendernesswarmth

    Antonymesaloofnesscoldnessdetachmenthostilityindifference

Formes
  • affectionatenesses plural form
  • affectionatenesses' possessive plural form
  • affectionateness's possessive singular form
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