How Do You Spell AFFECTIONATED?

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The word "Affectionated" is derived from the root word "affectionate". The suffix "-ed" has been added to the word to form the past tense or past participle form. The term "affectionate" itself comes from the Latin word "affectionatus", which means "to love dearly" or "to be devoted to". It entered the English language in the late 16th century as a term to describe the display of tender feelings or fondness towards someone or something. Over time, the suffix "-ed" has been added to form the past tense or past participle, resulting in the word "affectionated" to indicate having shown or felt affection. However, it is worth noting that "affectionate" is the more commonly used form in contemporary English.

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