influence (in|flu|ence)

maximum amount that something can contain

mental and moral qualities distinctive to individual

process of developing or being developed

way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially towards others

system for converting visual images with sound into electrical signals, transmitting them by radio or other means

behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt

up to and including present or time mentioned

person's father or mother

person with whom one has bond of mutual affection

of poor quality or low standard

course or principle of action adopted or proposed by organization

make certain that something will occur or be case

expressing approval

manner in which someone behaves towards or deals with person or thing

relative social or professional position

connection for passage of electric current from one thing to another, or part or device

abundance of valuable possessions or money

organization having particular purpose, especially one

notably large in size or extent

person who teaches, especially in school

magnetic flux or flux density

relating to or supporting feminism

thought or suggestion as to possible course of action

person or thing that makes or produces something

have effect on

containing or relating to alcohol

liquid that can be swallowed as refreshment or nourishment

medicine or other substance which has physiological effect

formally accuse someone of something, especially offence under law

French language up to c. 1400

Latin of about AD 600–1500

language of ancient Rome and its empire

language of England, now widely used in many varieties throughout world

capacity to have effect on character, development, or behavior of person or thing

power to shape policy or ensure favorable treatment from someone

person or thing with such capacity or power

electrical or magnetic induction

have influence on

affected by alcoholic drink