reaffect

Definitions

To affect again.

Examples

“While it is necessary to bear⟳ in mind⟳ the distinction between man's moral and intellectual nature, yet these natures constantly affect⟳ and reaffect each other.”

“But the calculation of these two forces is not an easy problem, because the newspaper appeal, as we have⟳ shown, may affect⟳ the attitudes of the citizens, and the change⟳ thus produced may in turn⟳ reaffect the newspaper editor, this change⟳ again further influencing the citizens.”

“A method, however, of achieving nuch the same results is to attempt⟳ to persuade⟳ the license⟳ applicant to reaffect areas adjacent to or near the site for which the applicant seeks license⟳.”

“A change⟳ in one part of the system may trigger a change⟳ in another component, the feedback from which might reaffect the original component.”

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