affected in Polish
affected in Polish is dotknięty, egzaltowany, pretensjonalny — affected means changed or influenced by something, often negatively.
affected in Polish
dotknięty
Influenced or changed by something.
egzaltowany
Influenced or changed by something.
pretensjonalny
Influenced or changed by something.
afektowany
Simulated in order to impress.
dotknięty
Emotionally moved; touched.
poruszony
Emotionally moved; touched.
egzaltowany
Resulting from a mostly negative physical effect or transformation.
pretensjonalny
Resulting from a mostly negative physical effect or transformation.
What does "affected" mean?
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adj Changed or influenced by something, often negatively.
"The region’s crops were badly affected by the drought."
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adj Put on or fake, done for effect rather than being genuine.
"She spoke in an affected accent she thought sounded posh."
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adj Emotionally moved or touched by something.
"He seemed genuinely affected by the tribute to his old friend."
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affected in a sentence
- The region’s crops were badly affected by the drought.
- His speech was noticeably affected by the injury to his jaw.
- She spoke in an affected accent she thought sounded posh.
- His affected concern didn’t fool anyone.
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What is "affected" in Polish?
"affected" in Polish is dotknięty, egzaltowany, pretensjonalny. affected means: Changed or influenced by something, often negatively.
How do you use "affected" in a sentence?
Example: "The region’s crops were badly affected by the drought." In Polish, "affected" is dotknięty, egzaltowany, pretensjonalny.
Are there other ways to say "affected" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 5 translations listed for "affected": dotknięty, egzaltowany, pretensjonalny, afektowany, poruszony.
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