Affection is a noun that refers to a feeling of fondness, warmth, or love towards someone or something. It is a positive emotion that is often expressed through acts of kindness, tenderness, or care. Affection can be directed towards family members, friends, romantic partners, pets, or even inanimate objects. It is characterized by a genuine and deep attachment, and it often involves a desire to be close to the person or thing that is the object of affection. Affection is an essential aspect of human relationships and can contribute to a sense of happiness, security, and well-being.
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