affection
a high degree of affection
a very strong and sincere feeling of affection
a powerful feeling of affection
a kind and friendly feeling of affection
true and sincere affection
affection that is authentic and not pretended
a particular or unique feeling of affection
affection that is felt by two or more people for each other
affection expressed through touch, such as hugging or kissing
affection that is typical between brothers
affection between a husband and wife
a common pairing emphasizing deep, caring feelings
the emotion of affection
an open act of showing affection, especially in public
something that indicates a feeling of affection
an act that demonstrates affection
the person that someone loves (note the plural 'affections')
indicates the person or thing that is the object of the affection
used to describe an action done in an affectionate way
indicates the direction of affection towards someone
indicates the direction of affection towards someone
to possess a feeling of affection for someone
to experience a feeling of affection for someone
to demonstrate affection towards someone
to require affection to be happy or healthy
to desire affection
to provide someone with affection
to show affection through words or actions
to receive affection from someone
to show affection openly
to be given affection by someone
to gradually start to feel affection for someone
to feel or show the same affection that someone feels for you
to have a strong desire for affection
to feel affection for someone; often used for someone respected
to succeed in getting someone's affection, often with effort
to succeed in getting someone's affection
to continue to have affection for someone over time