Definition
Definition of endeared - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionloved or cherished by someone
- She felt endeared by her friends' constant support.
- The puppy was endeared to the whole family.
- His kind gestures made him endeared by all.
Origin of endeared
endeared: English, en- (make) + dear (beloved)
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- French:aimé, ...
- German:geliebt, ...
- Italian:amato, ...
- Spanish:querido, ...
- Portuguese:querido, ...
- Chinese:被喜爱的, ...
- Japanese:愛されている, ...
- Arabic:مَحْبُوب, ...
- Hebrew:יָקָר, ...
- Russian:любимый, ...
- Ukrainian:улюблений, ...
- Hindi:प्रिय, ...
Definition of endear - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
affectionmake someone loved or admired
- Her kindness endeared her to everyone.
- His generosity endeared him to the community.
- The puppy's playful nature endeared it to the family.
Expressions with endear
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make oneself liked by others through actions
She tried to endear herself to the new team.
Origin of endear
Old English, deore (precious)
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- French:faire aimer, ...
- German:beliebt machen, ...
- Italian:farsi amare, ...
- Spanish:ganarse el cariño, ...
- Portuguese:cativar, ...
- Chinese:使受欢迎, ...
- Japanese:愛される, ...
- Arabic:جَعَلَ مُحَبَّبًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְנוֹת חֵן בְּעֵינֵי, ...
- Russian:расположить, ...
- Ukrainian:зробити улюбленим, ...
- Hindi:प्रिय बनाना, ...
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