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affinity Relationship by marriage. May include the relationship between corporate groups linked by marriage between their members.
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affinity In physics, an unknown force which manifests in cohesion, chemical action, etc. In any particle theory of the universe, affinity has to be assumed, but the assumptions necessary to a mechanical interpretation of nature cannot be defined in terms of mechanism. In the physical world it is but a manifestation of that universal force which tends to bring diversity into unity, the counterpart of the force of repulsion, the two forces cooperating in cosmic harmony. ...
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affinity [Latin] relationship via marriage, as opposed to by blood. See also CONSANGUINITY.
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affinity Chemical potential; selective tendency to unite.
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affinity Natural attraction for, as salt for moisture.
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