Word familyadjectiveaffectedaffectingaffectiveaffectlessadverbaffectinglyaffectivelyaffectedlynounaffectivityaffectlessnessaffectationaffectednessaffecterverbaffect
deeply affected• The death of the child deeply affected both of them.• The rest of us have precious little influence over the globaleconomy, though our lives are deeply affected by it.• Brian Simpson was also deeply affected by the incident - he committedsuicide the following year.• There are signs of emotionalinstability in those who have been deeply affected by the literature.• The family in particular, as the basicunit of society, is deeply affected by the media environment in which it lives.• Distant though it is from the Gulf, the Maghreb has been deeply affected by the war.• They are more deeply affected than most citizens because they know more about what goes on inside government than most citizens.• And others were so deeply affected that they withdrew from the community, shutting themselves away in their homes.
Originaffect
1. (1300-1400)Latin past participle of afficere“to influence”, from ad-“to” + facere“to do”
2. (1400-1500)Frenchaffecter, from Latinaffectare, from afficere