affinity
nounA natural liking for, attraction to, or connection with something.
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Clear all filtersA natural liking for, attraction to, or connection with something.
To make someone feel separated, unwelcome, or no longer sympathetic.
To reduce a fear, concern, or other troubling feeling.
Ease a troubling feeling
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The atmosphere or mood of a place.
Having mixed or conflicting feelings about something.
Showing an unfeeling disregard for other people's difficulties.
Calm control of one's feelings or behavior.
An associated idea or feeling beyond a word's direct meaning.
A strong feeling that someone or something is unworthy of respect.
To weaken strength or the ability to function.
Seriously weakening strength or ability.
A state of serious deterioration or weakness from age, wear, or neglect.
To dislike someone or something intensely.
A feeling that someone or something is beneath consideration or respect.
Feeling of superiority or contempt
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Confusion about one's surroundings, direction, time, or circumstances.
An outpouring of emotion or words.
Expressing feelings with great enthusiasm and little restraint.
Unrestrained in expression
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To draw out a response, information, or feeling.
Expressing ideas or feelings fluently and persuasively.
To take away the strength, effectiveness, or power of something.
Able to understand or share another person's feelings and experience.
The capacity to understand or share another person's feelings or perspective.
To cause a feeling, situation, or condition to arise.
Cause to arise
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To show or reveal a quality or feeling clearly.
Show a quality
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