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affinity

noun as in liking or inclination toward something

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Could be the one that sells the most, could be the one you have most personal affinity towards — up to you!

From Salon

It requires a passion for cities, urban history and, perhaps, cartography; an affinity for architecture and urban design; a love of community; and a knack for numbers.

Starmer and Trump spoke on the phone after the US election result, with Downing Street telling reporters they "fondly recalled" their dinner in September, as well as Trump's "connections and affinity" to the UK.

From BBC

The read-out of the call from No10 also seeks to leverage "President-elect Trump’s close connections and affinity to the United Kingdom" - his mum was born on the Hebridean island of Lewis.

From BBC

Foreign allies are no doubt meeting with their national security people as we speak, implementing plans to distance themselves from the United States, knowing Trump's affinity for autocrats like Russia's Putin and Hungary's Orbán.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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