Words with a similar base: affect

'affect'
[affect.n.01] as in: the conscious subjective aspect of feeling or emotion

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'affect'
[affect.v.01] as in: have an effect upon


Examples:
Will the new rules affect me?


'affect'
[affect.v.02] as in: act physically on; have an effect upon


Examples:
the medicine affects my heart rate


'affect'
[involve.v.01] as in: connect closely and often incriminatingly


Examples:
This new ruling affects your business


'affect'
[feign.v.01] as in: make believe with the intent to deceive


Examples:
He feigned that he was ill
He shammed a headache


'affect'
[affect.v.05] as in: have an emotional or cognitive impact upon


Examples:
This child impressed me as unusually mature
This behavior struck me as odd


					

affect (English)
├── affect (Middle English (1100-1500))
│ └── affectus (Latin)
├── affecter (Anglo-Norman)
└── affecter (Middle French (ca. 1400-1600))


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