adoring

əˈdɔrɪŋ

Definition

Definition of adoring - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

strong loveshowing deep love and admiration for someone or something

She gave him an adoring look.
An adoring crowd cheered the singer.
She kept an adoring photograph on her desk.

devoted

doting

worshipful

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Origin of adoring

Latin, adorare (to worship)

Terms with adoring included in their meaning

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idolatrous

adj.

excessive devotion

excessively devoted or adoring

moon eyes

emotion

look of dreamy or adoring expression

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French:adorateur, ...
German:anhimmelnd, ...
Italian:adorante, ...
Spanish:adorador, ...
Portuguese:adorante, ...
Chinese:充满爱慕的, ...
Japanese:愛情深い, ...
Arabic:مُحِبّ, ...
Hebrew:מַעֲרִיץ, ...
Russian:обожающий, ...
Ukrainian:обожнюючий, ...
Hindi:आदरसूचक, ...
Bengali:প্রেমপূর্ণ, ...
Catalan:afectuós, ...
Czech:zbožňující, ...
Danish:beundrende, ...
Dutch:adorerend, ...
Greek:λατρευτικός, ...
Hungarian:rajongó, ...
Khmer:ស្រឡាញ់ស្ងប់ស្ងែង, ...
Korean:애정 어린, ...
Persian:ستایش‌گر, ...
Polish:adorujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):adorador, ...
Romanian:adorator, ...
Swedish:dyrkande, ...
Thai:เปี่ยมด้วยความรัก, ...
Turkish:hayran, ...
Vietnamese:yêu thương trìu mến, ...

adore

əˈdɔː

Definition of adore - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

fondnesslike something very much

He adores chocolate ice cream on hot days.

cherish

love

affectionfeel deep love and admiration for someone

She adores her grandmother and visits her often.

admire

cherish

love

religion

Rare

worship a deity with deep reverence

Rare

They adore the deity with sacred rituals.

venerate

worship

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Origin of adore

Latin, adorare (to worship)

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, ...
Bengali:খুব পছন্দ করা, ভালোবাসা, ...
Catalan:encantar, estimar, ...
Czech:milovat, uctívat, ...
Danish:elske, beundre, ...
Dutch:dol zijn op, liefhebben, ...
Greek:λατρεύω, θαυμάζω, ...
Hungarian:imádni, rajongani, ...
Khmer:ស្រឡាញ់ខ្លាំង, ស្រឡាញ់ និងគោរពយ៉ាងខ្លាំង, ...
Korean:매우 좋아하다, 존경하다, ...
Persian:عاشق چیزی بودن, عاشق بودن, ...
Polish:uwielbiać, kochać, ...
Portuguese (BR):adorar, venerar, ...
Romanian:a adora, a venera, ...
Swedish:älska, tillbe, ...
Thai:ชอบมาก, รัก, ...
Turkish:bayılmak, tapmak, ...
Vietnamese:rất thích, yêu quý, ...

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