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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affected by her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has been influenced or impacted by a female individual.
Example: "He was deeply affected by her words during the meeting."
Alternatives: "influenced by her" or "impacted by her."
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I was very affected by her death.
Akari is profoundly affected by her work at a hospital.
Everyone who knew Judy was affected by her special vitality.
She is also affected by her mother's mental health problems and substance misuse.
To my surprise, he seems affected by her story, his eyes welling up.
Ms. Washington-Torchia too has seen her outlook affected by her work on the play.
Target, she points out, is its own business, undiminished or affected by her company's bankruptcy.
Pattie, who grew up in Washington DC, has been profoundly affected by her grandmother's early tragedy.
And second, she should consider the other workers who will be affected by her actions.
A lawyer for Ms. Ciraolo, Stephen H. Weiner, said she remained deeply affected by her experience.
Or maybe it's about the ways an artist is affected by her audience.
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