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affinity
noun as in liking or inclination toward something
Strong matches
noun as in similarity
Example Sentences
Also at play, I suspect: the Gen Z affinity for old-school technology—everything from vinyl records to analog cameras—and the desire for physical authenticity in our increasingly digital world.
He has built something special at Selhurst Park and appears to have an affinity with his players, while the supporters adore him.
She demonstrated an affinity for nature from a young age, filling her bedroom with worms and sea snails that she rushed back to their natural homes after her mother told her they would otherwise die.
In addition to becoming a social media phenomenon, film crews also have an affinity for the city’s barely shaded streets.
“I always wanted to find places that reminded me of home,” the comedian and actor, originally from the Texas borderlands, says of her affinity for the family-run restaurant.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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