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Definition of endearingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
positive feelingin a way that makes people feel affection or delight
- She smiled endearingly at the puppy.
- He endearingly adjusted the child’s hat before they crossed the street.
- She endearingly admitted she still kept every concert ticket.
Origin of endearingly
Old English, endear (to make dear) + -ingly (in a manner)
Terms with endearingly included in their meaning
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informal
in a charmingly awkward or endearingly clumsy way
fandom slang
fictional character seen as endearingly pathetic and flawed
endearing
person behaving badly but endearingly
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- French:de façon attendrissante, ...
- German:liebenswert, ...
- Italian:affettuosamente, ...
- Spanish:de manera entrañable, ...
- Portuguese:carinhosamente, ...
- Chinese:惹人喜爱地, ...
- Japanese:愛らしく, ...
- Arabic:بدلال, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחִינָנִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:умилительно, ...
- Ukrainian:зворушливо, ...
- Hindi:प्रेमपूर्ण ढंग से, ...
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