The phrase "words of affection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to expressions or words that convey love, care, or tenderness towards someone. Example: She showered him with words of affection, telling him how much he meant to her and how grateful she was to have him in her life.
On the eve of war, Seward pushed the President to add "some words of affection — some of calm and cheerful confidence" to a speech otherwise quite stern.
With you, and not with me, is the solemn question of 'Shall it be peace, or a sword?' " Seward urged Lincoln to conclude, instead, with "some words of affection," of "calm and cheerful confidence".
And that was before Mr. Rodman, who was photographed hugging Mr. Kim, left the country on Friday, according to The Associated Press, with these words of affection for him: "Guess what, I love him.
They think it unnecessary to assume that a bird consciously tries to make social contact, but its echoing of greetings, farewells or words of affection may nonetheless convey a sense of shared environment with another species.
There follows a disturbingly graphic scene in which Sana, her hair drenched in blood, twitches and splutters her final words of affection while Karan gnashes his teeth and screws his eyes in anguish.
With the same outpouring of emotion that filled his first pastoral visit to Mexico more than 20 years ago, Pope John Paul II departed today amid the chants and tears of millions, offering words of affection that many considered a fond and final farewell to one of the largest Catholic countries in the world.
"These were the words of reproof, affection and passion".
Mr. Modi opens his speeches with words of soft affection for his followers, and there were times that his punishing schedule could be seen in his drained face and rumpled clothes, but he gathered strength from the sea of faces tilted up at him, like a battery recharging, and the rallies would finish as a livid, roaring attack on the status quo.
People are showing up due to word of mouth, affection for the book, and because they appreciate artists who tell difficult tales.
Their writings describe a calm acceptance of their fate along with words of gratitude and affection to their families.
Those languages are gift giving, words of affirmation, physical affection, acts of service, and quality time.
