Examples of 'close affinity' in a sentence
Meaning of "close affinity"
close affinity: Close affinity refers to a strong connection, similarity, or relationship between two or more things. It implies a sense of closeness, similarity, or shared characteristics
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close affinity
They develop close affinity with older children.
This connection creates a close affinity.
Close affinity and proximity to the music business itself.
Time is something we all have a very close affinity with.
Paul has a close affinity with the character he plays.
Many are bringing themselves into close affinity to the world.
Close affinity to surfing.
This exhibition reveals the close affinity which may arise between collectors and artists.
Ancient African peoples in particular felt a close affinity to nature.
I have a very close affinity and understanding of what their lot is.
William Davies was the first to notice the specimen and assumed a close affinity with Coelurus.
There is thus a close affinity between sustainable development and the new economics.
The lyrebird is an animal that I feel I have a close affinity to.
This close affinity makes it difficult for them to address any criticism of each other.
His early oeuvre had a close affinity to Expressionism.
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His close affinity with the stag is demonstrated by his adoption of antlers and hooves.
Thai language too bears close affinity with Dravidian languages.
They are superb mimics, and they feel a close affinity.
I have got a close affinity with Stevenage.
The Paxillaceae are a family of mushroom-forming fungi bearing close affinity to the boletes.
Genevieve show a close affinity to those of Quebec.
People from PPF Group's management are represented here by objects they feel a close affinity to.
Hence the close affinity between Gnosticism and depth psychology.
Other Dead Sea Scroll Pentateuchal manuscripts show a close affinity to the later Masoretic text.
Both groups shared a close affinity to Italian fascism which facilitated their merger.
Perhaps Alexandra and I have developed a . close affinity over the years.
Verhuell had a close affinity to the authoritarian ways of Bonapartist France.
Throughout his life, Albert Einstein felt a close affinity with the Jewish people.
The close affinity between Mind and the Moon.
Apparently, this new energy has a close affinity to our energetic hearts.
The close affinity of Dysphania to " glandular " species of Chenopodium sensu lato is now evident.
Her life held a close affinity with Our Lady.
Titus has a close affinity with 1 Timothy, sharing similar phrases and expressions and similar subject matter.
From this point forward she had a close affinity and connection to Mahler 's works.
In this period a close affinity was assumed with a pterosaur known from Britain, later named Dimorphodon.
Nicknamed " Judith ", preliminary examination suggested a close affinity with C. montanus.
This Spirit has a close affinity with the Bible we advocate.
Yamamoto said the 22-year-old had developed a close affinity to the brand.
The Monpa share very close affinity with the Sharchops of Bhutan.
Halffter felt a close affinity to some of its members such as Poulenc, Auric and Milhaud.
The son of psychiatrists, Téllez developed a close affinity with institutionalized patients with mental illnesses.
And this close affinity has emboldened me, now, to approach Your Grace.
Like every Olympian, I have had a close affinity for the Olympics ever since.
Do you feel a close affinity with this place?
Polynesian cultures nurture a close affinity with other life forms, and to each other.
We Aussies have a close affinity with our neighbours “ across the ditch ”.
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Examples of using Close
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Close enough to help me get safe away
Up three at the close of the dow yesterday
Close fireplace damper when not in use
