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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affection more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I wish to express affection more openly."
Alternatives: "more affection" or "greater affection."
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They carried more love, more affection, more care, than any other kind of correspondence.
Even today, "Forza" struggles for affection more than practically any of Verdi's mature works.
"Pheromones might help a woman get more affection, more hugging and kissing and holding," Dr. Cutler said.
"Neil was usually amenable to hearing our concerns, because our relationship had trust and affection more than ego-clashing," he added.
I picked this one because it is set in Naples, a city that deserves Dibdin's mixture of cynicism and affection more than any other.
With a view to expressing this profound affection more fully, the Prime Minister stepped backward and yelled banzai three times at the top of his voice.
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His Yorkshire captain Lord Hawke described Hirst as "the greatest county cricketer of all time", and journalist Jim Kilburn noted that no cricketer could "capture the heart and the imagination and the affections more firmly than George Herbert Hirst".
We discovered that caudal stem affection occurred more frequently in the patients with more NES points.
Other couples, however, described public affection in more ominous terms.
I think kids really know their parents' affection by more than time spent together.
Although everything revolves around her, the rivals for her affection provide more acting meat.
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