affectionateness

No; of anything good she was capable; no depths of love could be beyond her, and he was sure that her nature was one of deep affectionateness, left unclaimed till now.

The piety, the humanity, and the affectionateness of Boaz and Ruth form a beautiful picture in the early Hebrew history, and seem to come before us anew in the character of David.

There was an affectionateness in the mere outside of every one of them.

Very tentative they were, for he had become a boy of subdued passions, and potential rather than actual affectionateness.

He amuses all the men everywhere by his affectionateness, and eating 346 out of my hand, and following me like a dog.