affect

To influence in a way that is important or noticeable.

To influence in a very bad or dangerous way.

To influence without any intermediate stages.

To influence in a very strong and negative way.

To influence to a large extent.

To influence in a bad or harmful way.

To influence in a harmful or unfavorable way.

To influence in an obvious or unmistakable way.

To influence in a great and sudden way.

To influence in a severe and negative way.

To influence in a good or beneficial way.

To influence through a series of intermediate causes or effects.

To influence in a small, but noticeable way.

To influence in a fundamental and far-reaching way.

To influence a group or thing to a larger or smaller degree than others.

To influence in a way that is important and has noticeable effects.

To almost not influence at all.

To influence only to a very small degree.

To not influence more than is reasonable or normal.

To cause strong feelings of sadness or another emotion.

To cause very strong and deep feelings of sadness or another emotion.

Used to indicate a high probability of influencing something.