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Affect vs Effect
Affect
Affect
is a verb.
It refers to the act of influenting someone or something and causing it to change.
Examples of Affect
- Your thoughts and emotions can affect your health.
- Smoking will affect your health.
- How do cigarettes affect my brain?
- His immune system was affected by his new medication.
- Long periods of starvation affected the children's development.
- The medicine may affect you ability to concentrate.
- Age-related changes in organs, tissues and other parts of your body can affect how you respond or react to medicines.
- The sudden change in weather affected my outdoor plans for the weekend.
- Climate change can severely affect the ecosystems of fragile envrionments like coral reefs.
- You shouldn't let his behaviour affect you so much.
- The weather can affect your mood.
- The divorce affected every aspect of her life.
Synonyms of Affect
The synonyms for Affect
include: influence, have an effect on, sway.
Effect
Effect
is a noun.
It describes the results of the influence or change itself.
Examples of Effect
- Exercise can bring positive effects.
- A good diet had a positive effect on their health.
- We expect a positive effect on our conversion rate.
- Nutrition has a major effect on the body.
- What are the effects of smoking on the lungs.
- Even minor head injuries can cause long-lasting psychological effects.
- Global warming is projected to have a number of effects on the ocean.
- The effect of her late arrival at work was a late departure.
- Do you know the side effect of this medicine?
- The side effects of the new treatment are still unknown.
- The medicine started to take effect after a few minutes.
- The new tax policy will take effect at the beginning of the fiscal year.
- The director used special effects to create stunning visuals in the movie.
- The music's smoothing effect helped her relax and fall asleep.
- The Pygmalion effect is also known as the Rosenthal effect.
Synonyms of Effect
The synonyms of Effect
include: result, consequence, outcome, reaction, ramifications.