affinity in Irish
affinity in Irish is cleamhnas — affinity means a natural liking, attraction, or sense of connection toward someone or something.
affinity in Irish
cleamhnas
A family relationship through marriage of a relative (e.g. sister-in-law), as opposed to consanguinity (e.g. sister).
What does "affinity" mean?
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noun A natural liking, attraction, or sense of connection toward someone or something.
"She’s always had an affinity for languages."
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noun A close resemblance or relationship between two things, suggesting a shared origin or type.
"There’s a clear affinity between the two languages."
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affinity in a sentence
- She’s always had an affinity for languages.
- He felt an immediate affinity with the other new recruits.
- There’s a clear affinity between the two languages.
- Scientists noted an affinity between the two mineral samples.
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What is "affinity" in Irish?
"affinity" in Irish is cleamhnas. affinity means: A natural liking, attraction, or sense of connection toward someone or something.
How do you use "affinity" in a sentence?
Example: "She’s always had an affinity for languages." In Irish, "affinity" is cleamhnas.
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