Pronunciation: /əˈfɛkʃənəli/
adverb relating to or characterized by affection; lovingly
A1 She hugged her teddy bear affectionally before going to bed.
A2 The puppy wagged its tail affectionally when its owner returned home.
B1 He spoke to his elderly neighbor affectionally, showing care and concern.
B2 The couple held hands affectionally as they walked along the beach at sunset.
C1 The grandmother affectionally reminisced about her childhood with her grandchildren.
C2 The actor greeted his fans affectionally, taking the time to sign autographs and take photos.
formal She affectionally greeted each of her guests with a warm smile and a handshake.
informal He affectionally calls his best friend 'bro' as a term of endearment.
slang They affectionally refer to each other as 'babe' in their relationship.
figurative The old couple held hands affectionally as they walked through the park, a symbol of their enduring love.
affectionally loved
affectionallys
more affectionally
most affectionally
affectionally loves
will affectionally
has affectionally
is affectionally loving
affectionally
very affectionally
to affectionally
affectionallying
affectionallyed