The phrase "affectionate time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period spent with someone in a loving or caring manner, often in a personal or intimate context.
Example: "We spent an affectionate time together, reminiscing about our favorite memories."
Alternatives: "loving moments" or "caring time".
One in particular is outright cute: she's kissed a photo of Diego, her lipstick a reminder of more affectionate times.
Certain aspects of the past eight years, however, are unlikely to enjoy affectionate rehabilitation any time soon.
In 1984, just before his father died, he made an affectionate TV film, Time and the Priestleys.
And I think having a person with him so much made the affectionate but at times edgy Angus a mellower cat.
Waka's dialogue, dropping French affectionate terms at times, conveys a sense of familiarity with Amaterasu, as it turns out that Waka is much older than he appears and has walked with Amaterasu on the Celestial Plain hundreds of years ago.
They live together in happy male squalor in the Los Angeles house they inherited from their parents, passing their time with affectionate roughhousing.
Upon first encountering Baby, all Adults — whether Parent-Adults or Failure-Adults — shall put in a minimum of one to two minutes of affectionate cooing and staring time.
Footnote on the Paucity of Affectionate Appllations in Our Time: The latest Billboard Encyclopedia of Music lists the following songs as having been recorded between Sep. 1945, and Sept. 1946: "Baby, Are You Kiddin!?" "Baby, Baby, All the Time".
When he has been in a good mood for a while, is more positive and uses treats they start to trust him and are affectionate, wanting to spend time with him.
By Al J. Slep and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, June 28 , 1947P. 17 Footnote on the Paucity of Affectionate Appllations in Our Time: The latest Billboard Encyclopedia of Music lists the following songs as having been recorded between Sep. 1945, and Sept. 1946: "Baby, Are You Kiddin!?" "Baby, Baby, All the Time".
