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n. - (psychology) an urge to accept or approach a situation or an object.

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  • The preaching half the time is what is considered is sufficint for half the labour and thought — espicially the kind of adience I have to deal with being considered.
  • Alex has a large adience and reaches out to many people.
  • The cast of the show had chemistry which also grew with the development of the show and worked well with joss these actors are not to old to appeal to a new younger adience.
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