affectionate in Latin
affectionate in Latin is affectuosus — affectionate means showing warmth, fondness, or love readily and openly.
affectionate in Latin
affectuosus
(of a person) Having affection or warm regard; loving; fond.
What does "affectionate" mean?
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adj Showing warmth, fondness, or love readily and openly.
"She’s a very affectionate mother who hugs her kids constantly."
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affectionate in a sentence
- She’s a very affectionate mother who hugs her kids constantly.
- Their dog is affectionate with everyone who visits.
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What is "affectionate" in Latin?
"affectionate" in Latin is affectuosus. affectionate means: Showing warmth, fondness, or love readily and openly.
How do you use "affectionate" in a sentence?
Example: "She’s a very affectionate mother who hugs her kids constantly." In Latin, "affectionate" is affectuosus.
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