Similar words: state of affairs, affair, love affair, fair sex, affable, affably, fair, affability. Meaning: [ə'feə] 
n. 1. matters of personal concern 2. transactions of professional or public interest.
n. 1. matters of personal concern 2. transactions of professional or public interest. 
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61. Jan's been assigned to the Asian Affairs Bureau.
62. You have no right to tamper with others' affairs.
63. What a shocking state of affairs!
64. How did this dangerous state of affairs come about?
65. I looked after my father's financial affairs.
66. I have to settle my affairs before leaving here.
67. Don't meddle in my affairs.
68. His tax affairs are under investigation by the police.
69. Keep your big nose out of my affairs!
70. That newspaper accounts of international affairs are sometimes distorted.
71. Don't confound public affairs with private ones.
72. The letter contained information about Boulestin's legal affairs.
73. She was often roiled up over some household affairs.
74. He perpetually interferes in political affairs.
75. I will teach you to meddle in my affairs.
76. She does the domestic affairs every day.
77. It's your duty to superintend the security affairs.
78. I must put my affairs in order.
79. They have developed an interest in international affairs.
80. Don't nose into/nose about in other people's affairs.
81. Their quarterly meetings were anodyne affairs.
82. They keep tuned in to current affairs.
83. You'd better sort out the business affairs before going.
84. His business affairs are in order.
85. She likes to pry into private affairs of others.
86. I'm looking after his affairs while he's in hospital.
87. Don't tell me how to manage my affairs.
88. She misinformed me of the real state of affairs.
89. His affairs were none of her concern.
90. The economic affairs minister announced limits on petrol sales.
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