The phrase "affection and kindness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing feelings or behaviors that are warm, caring, and considerate towards others.
Example: "Her actions were filled with affection and kindness, making everyone around her feel valued and loved."
Alternatives: "love and compassion" or "warmth and generosity".
And quit worrying so much:they can't help themselves, they're like abused dogsand they're going to react to affection and kindness with uncontrollable savagery.
Sophia remarked of her father's behaviour, "He is all affection and kindness to me, but sometimes an over kindness, if you can understand that, which greatly alarms me".
To make it a little more complicated, the word "love" also expresses a human virtue that is based on compassion, affection and kindness.
Mothers may be differentiated by doing so with affection and kindness -- but can we really say that the majority of fathers don't exhibit kindness and affection towards their children?
Participants agreed when it came to including good will, affection and kindness on the part of professionals as an essential ingredient of aspects related to the persons providing care: "Since they have to do things, what I most value is that they go about them with a good will" (P.20).
Show affection and kindness.
The family acknowledges with love and affection the kindness and devotion shown to our mother by Lila, Ivrose and Nichole during this difficult time.
During the past eighteen months I have seen in the Orthopedic Clinic at the Boston Dispensary six cases of this affection, and through the kindness of Dr. Goldthwait two other cases in private practice.
This might be because my upbringing, influenced by a famous northern city of rain-soaked humour, is all about ironic affection, cruel kindness and a natural suspicion of small talk.
I attributed this affection as kindness, and probably much of it was.
It expresses feelings of joy, success, sensuality, affection, and reveals self-confidence and kindness.
