Affect and Visit

Affect

Affect verb - To go to or spend time in often.

Usage example: a power couple known to affect all the fancy parties in town

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Visit and affect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Visit" instead a verb "Affect".

Visit verb - To go to or spend time in often.

Usage example: visit Ireland for a few weeks every year

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Affect and visit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Affect" instead a verb "Visit".

Kirk's visit to his past doesn't affect the timeline (although one may say this is due to him not actually doing anything to affect it).

Source: Timey-Wimey Ball
It begins two years after the events of the first novel, where Taylor and Turtle live normal lives until a visit to the Hoover Dam sets a big chain of events that affect the two of them.

Source: Literature / Pigs in Heaven
And at the same time a physical dimensional traveler can unintentionally affect the worlds they visit, with their own viruses or bacteria, and not just by what they say or do.

Source: The Multiverse

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