display affinity

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

To show or exhibit a connection or similarity, often in a more formal context.

affinityVERB + affinity

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display

Examples (10)

  • The composer's early works display a clear affinity with the Romantic tradition.
  • This particular protein will only display an affinity for specific types of cells.
  • The new political party displays a surprising affinity towards environmentalist policies.
  • In her novels, the author consistently displays an affinity for complex, morally ambiguous characters.
  • Children who display an early affinity for music often excel in mathematics as well.
  • The brand's marketing campaign displayed a strong affinity with the values of its target audience.
  • Certain plant species display a natural affinity for acidic soil, thriving where others cannot.
  • His architectural designs display a distinct affinity with the surrounding landscape.
  • The two ancient languages display a remarkable affinity in their grammatical structures.
  • The algorithm is designed to display an affinity for user preferences over time.