affinity towards/toward
Frequency: 5.23.5 per million words
Expresses a feeling of connection directed at a person or thing. 'Toward' is more common in AmE.
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- Jo feels a great affinity towards Pamela, as if they've known each other for years.
- As a painter, he developed a strong affinity towards the Impressionist movement.
- The new manager showed a surprising affinity toward innovative, high-risk projects.
- Over the years, I've noticed a growing affinity toward a quieter, more minimalist lifestyle.
- Do you feel any particular affinity towards that political candidate?
- This molecule has a high chemical affinity toward oxygen, causing it to bond easily.
- She has always had a natural affinity towards stray animals, often bringing them home.
- Many immigrants maintain a deep affinity toward their country of origin.
- He never expressed any affinity towards his colleagues, which made him seem distant.
- Her affinity toward classical music was evident from her extensive record collection.