adore
əˈdɔː
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Verb

tr.
1.
fondnesslike something very much
  • He adores chocolate ice cream on hot days.
cherish love
2.
affectionfeel deep love and admiration for someone
  • She adores her grandmother and visits her often.
admire cherish love
3.
religionRareworship a deity with deep reverenceRare
  • They adore the deity with sacred rituals.
venerate worship
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Origin of adore

Latin, adorare (to worship)

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emotion
adore someone deeply and treat her with extreme admiration and devotion

Examples of adore in a sentence

  • They adore the new art exhibit downtown.
  • He adores his children and spends weekends with them.
  • They adore each other despite their differences.
  • The villagers adore the sun god.
  • Followers adore their spiritual leader.

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  1. French:adorer, chérir, ...
  2. German:lieben, bewundern, ...
  3. Italian:adorare, venerare, ...
  4. Spanish:adorar, venerar, ...
  5. Portuguese:adorar, amar, ...
  6. Chinese:喜爱, 非常爱, ...
  7. Japanese:大好きだ, 敬愛する, ...
  8. Arabic:عَشِقَ, أَحَبَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֶאֱהוֹב, לְהַעֲרִיץ, ...
  10. Russian:обожать, любить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обожнювати, поклонятися, ...
  12. Hindi:बहुत पसंद करना, बेहद प्यार करना, ...
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