Synonyms for affecting
əˈfɛk tɪŋaf·fect·ing

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1. affecting, poignant, touchingadjective

   arousing affect

   "the homecoming of the released hostages was an affecting scene"; "poignant grief cannot endure forever"; "his gratitude was simple and touching"

   Synonyms:
   touching, poignant

   Antonyms:
   unmoving

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1. affectingadjective

   Synonyms:
   moving, touching, pathetic, impressive

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1. affectingadjective

   Synonyms:
   touching, moving, pathetic, piteous

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1. List of paraphrases for "affecting":

   influencing, afflicting, impacting, affect, impact, involving, affected, concerning, touching, influence, besetting, effects, relating, impeding, interesting, facing, implications

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1. Franki Anthony Dass:

   The recent haze would have a similar compounding impact with the prolonged dry period affecting fruits and disrupting oil extraction as well as crop production.

2. Tom Steyer:

   I was watching this campaign and I was thinking, we're in a crisis and it's not being addressed, i couldn't sleep because I thought there was something desperately wrong affecting every American.

3. Kyrsten Sinema:

   These bills help treat the symptoms of the disease, but they do not fully address the disease itself, and while I continue to support these bills, I will not support separate actions that worsen the underlying disease of division affecting our country.

4. Mario Placidi Spring:

   Tourists to Svalbard Airport are well-informed, so the course taught me the' hard skills' of multi-day excursions on glaciers and hiking, whilst educating guests on issues affecting the region, svalbard Airport highlights the plight of the Arctic.

5. Anthony Leiserowitz:

   People are increasingly connecting the dots when they see these weather events happening across the United States, it's about the pattern -- if an extreme event happens once or twice, it's just a coincidence, but three, five, 12, 22 times, seeing record-setting events, seeing 1,000-year event after 1,000-year event happen frequently, people begin to see that larger pattern, that Nature Climate Change is actually affecting the weather today. And that's a new concept for many Americans.