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| - | '''Affection''' (from Latin ''ad'', and ''facere'', meaning "to do something to") is an [[emotion]] that derives from the [[recognition]] of one's own values in the [[character]] of [[other|another]]. | + | '''Affection''' (from Latin ''ad'', and ''facere'', meaning "to do something to") is an [[emotion]] that derives from the [[recognition]] of one's own [[value]]s in the [[character]] of [[other|another]]. |
| =Affections at Roget's= | =Affections at Roget's= | ||
| ==Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers== | ==Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers== | ||
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Affection (from Latin ad, and facere, meaning "to do something to") is an emotion that derives from the recognition of one's own values in the character of another.
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Affections at Roget's
Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers
Section I. Affections in General
- 820. Affections
- 821. Feeling
- 822. Sensibility
- 823. Insensibility
- 824. Excitation
- 825. Excitability
- 826. Inexcitability
Section II. Personal Affections
1. Passive Affections
- 827. Pleasure
- 828. Pain
- 829. Pleasurableness
- 830. Painfulness
- 831. Content
- 832. Discontent
- 833. Regret
- 834. Relief
- 835. Aggravation
- 836. Cheerfulness
- 837. Dejection (see depression (mood))
- 838. Rejoicing
- 839. Lamentation
- 840. Amusement
- 841. Weariness
- 842. Wit
- 843. Dullness
- 844. Humorist
2. Discriminative Affections
- 845. Beauty
- 846. Ugliness
- 847. Ornament
- 847A. Jewelry
- 848. Blemish
- 849. Simplicity
- 850. Taste
- 851. Vulgarity
- 852. Fashion
- 853. Ridiculousness
- 854. Fop
- 855. Affectation
- 856. Ridicule
- 857. Laughingstock
3. Prospective Affections
- 858. Hope
- 859. Hopelessness
- 860. Fear
- 861. Courage
- 862. Cowardice
- 863. Rashness
- 864. Caution
- 865. Desire
- 866. Indifference
- 867. Dislike
- 868. Fastidiousness
- 869. Satiety
4. Contemplative Affections
- 870. Wonder
- 871. Expectance
- 872. Prodigy
5. Extrinsic Affections
- 873. Repute
- 874. Disrepute
- 875. Nobility
- 876. Commonalty
- 877. Title
- 878. Pride
- 879. Humility
- 880. Vanity
- 881. Modesty
- 882. Ostentation
- 883. Celebration
- 884. Boasting
- 885. Insolence
- 886. Servility
- 887. Blusterer
Section III. Sympathetic Affections
1. Social Affections
- 888. Friendship
- 889. Enmity
- 890. Friend
- 891. Enemy
- 892. Sociality
- 893. Seclusion. Exclusion
- 894. Courtesy
- 895. Discourtesy
- 896. Congratulation
- 897. Love
- 898. Hate
- 899. Favorite
- 900. Resentment
- 901. Irascibility
- 901A. Sullenness
- 902. Endearment
- 903. Marriage
- 904. Celibacy
- 905. Divorce
2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections
- 906. Benevolence
- 907. Malevolence
- 908. Malediction
- 909. Threat
- 910. Philanthropy
- 911. Misanthropy
- 912. Benefactor
- 913. Evil Doer
3. Special Sympathetic Affections
- 914. Pity
- 914A. Pitilessness
- 915. Condolence
4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections
- 916. Gratitude
- 917. Ingratitude
- 918. Forgiveness
- 919. Revenge
- 920. Jealousy
- 921. Envy
Section IV. Moral Affections
1. Moral Obligations
2. Moral Sentiments
- 928. Respect
- 929. Disrespect
- 930. Contempt
- 931. Approbation
- 932. Disapprobation
- 933. Flattery
- 934. Detraction
- 935. Flatterer
- 936. Detractor
- 937. Vindication
- 938. Accusation
3. Moral Conditions
- 939. Probity
- 940. Improbity
- 941. Knave
- 942. Disinterestedness
- 943. Selfishness
- 944. Virtue
- 945. Vice
- 946. Innocence
- 947. Guilt
- 948. Good Man
- 949. Bad Man
- 950. Penitence
- 951. Impenitence
- 952. Atonement
4. Moral Practice
- 953. Temperance
- 954. Intemperance
- 954A. Sensualist
- 955. Asceticism
- 956. Fasting
- 957. Gluttony
- 958. Sobriety
- 959. Drunkenness
- 960. Purity
- 961. Impurity
- 962. Libertine
5. Moral Institutions
- 963. Legality
- 964. Illegality
- 965. Jurisdiction
- 966. Tribunal
- 967. Judge
- 968. Lawyer
- 969. Lawsuit
- 970. Acquittal
- 971. Condemnation
- 972. Punishment
- 973. Reward
- 974. Penalty
- 975. Scourge
Section V. Religious Affections
1. Superhuman Beings and Regions
2. Religious Doctrines
- 983. Theology
- 983A. Orthodoxy
- 984. Heterodoxy
- 985. Judeo-Christian Revelation
- 986. Pseudo-Revelation
3. Religious Sentiments
- 987. Piety
- 988. Impiety
- 989. Irreligion
4. Acts Of Religion
5. Religious Institutions
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