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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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fr affection (n)
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en condition Source: English Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr bien être Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr amour Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr romantique Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr amitié Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr attachement Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr sentiment Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr âme Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr mouvement Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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en fondness Source: English Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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en love Source: English Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr passionnel Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr bonheur Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr aimer Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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en complaint Source: English Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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en disease Source: English Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr affectueux Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr tendresse Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr maladie Source: French Wiktionary
fr affection (n)
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fr affectif Source: French Wiktionary
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