Affected or influenced emotionally; showing affection or emotional attachment.
From 'affection' + '-ed' (past participle/adjective suffix). The '-ed' suffix can mark past action or create adjectives describing a state caused by the root word.
This word is rarely used today, but in older texts 'well-affectioned' meant someone who showed proper emotional attachment and loyalty. It was a compliment to say someone was 'well-affectioned' toward their family or lord!
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