The phrase "affair meaning" is not correct and does not convey a clear idea in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is trying to define or explain the meaning of the word "affair," but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The affair meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used, such as a romantic relationship or a public event."
Alternatives: "definition of affair" or "meaning of affair".
Ms. Keaney's new job is as the Department of Education's executive director of external affairs, meaning that she is responsible for telling the public about the school system.
Lawmakers rejected the company's offer to send Kent Walker, its senior vice president of global affairs — meaning the search giant could be represented by an empty chair.
Guests of couples who want a private affair -- meaning the whole wired world can't watch the wedding -- get a "secret" Web address.
Now, these theories are numerous and typically long-winded affairs, meaning, under the threat of death from my editor, I can't cover them all (luckily, if you're thirsty for more on the hollow Earth theories, Will Storr wrote a hell of a long-form summation of the theories history for the Independent including more Coast to Coast glory).
Now, these theories are numerous and typically long-winded affairs, meaning, under the threat of death from my editor, I can't cover them all (luckily, if you're thirsty for more on the hollow earthers, Will Storr wrote a hell of a long-form summation of the theories history for the Independent including more Coast to Coast glory).
This has meant sport, entertainment and especially what is euphemistically called urban affairs, often meaning reporting on black people.
For all his affability on foreign trips, Xi went off-message when in Mexico by inveighing against foreigners sticking their noses into China's affairs, presumably meaning critics of human rights and Tibet.
When that happens, the underlying partisanship kicks in, and most such contests are boring, predictable affairs -- meaning that all the real action was determining which candidate associated with the majority party advanced to the runoff.
The torn-between-two-lovers title says it all; "Marie-Jo" has a story line that could be from 1949, in which the distraught heroine suffers and swoons over an extramarital affair full of meaning while she's still in love with her husband.
Whatever the local politics involved at each site of Muslim protest, it was the global arena emerging with the end of the cold war that gave the Rushdie affair its meaning.
