Meaning

4 senses
  1. A blowing or breathing on.

  2. Spiritual inspiration.

  3. Enthusiasm; strength of feeling; emotionality.

  4. A pneumotoxic infection.

Origin

From Latin afflatus, past participle of afflare (“to blow or breathe on”), from ad + flare

From Latin afflatus, past participle of afflare (“to blow or breathe on”), from ad + flare (“to blow”).

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Forms

plural: afflations
Singularafflation
Pluralafflations

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
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