Definition of adore - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
fondnesslike something very much
- He adores chocolate ice cream on hot days.
2.
affectionfeel deep love and admiration for someone
- She adores her grandmother and visits her often.
3.
religionRare worship a deity with deep reverenceRare
- They adore the deity with sacred rituals.
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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- French:adorer, chérir, ...
- German:lieben, bewundern, ...
- Italian:adorare, venerare, ...
- Spanish:adorar, venerar, ...
- Portuguese:adorar, amar, ...
- Chinese:喜爱, 非常爱, ...
- Japanese:大好きだ, 敬愛する, ...
- Arabic:عَشِقَ, أَحَبَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לֶאֱהוֹב, לְהַעֲרִיץ, ...
- Russian:обожать, любить, ...
- Ukrainian:обожнювати, поклонятися, ...
- Hindi:बहुत पसंद करना, बेहद प्यार करना, ...
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