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1. (v.t.) adore
to regard with the utmost esteem, love, and respect.
2. adore
to pay divine honor to; worship.
3. adore
to like or admire very much:
I adore your new shoes.
4. (v.i.) adore
to worship.
Etymology: (1275–1325; ME aour(i)e < OF aourer < L adōrāre to speak to, pray, worship =ad-ad - +ōrāre to speak, beg (see oral ))
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| Definition of 'adore' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) adore
love intensely
"he just adored his wife"
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1. (verb) adore
to like very much
I adore chocolate.
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| Definition of 'adore' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) adore
to worship with profound reverence; to pay divine honors to; to honor as deity or as divine
2. (verb) adore
to love in the highest degree; to regard with the utmost esteem and affection; to idolize
3. (verb) adore
to adorn
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Sense: to love or like very much
He adores his children.
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Afrikaans: verafgood |
Arabic: يَعْبَد (إنْسَانَا)، يُحِ |
Bulgarian: обожавам |
Brazilian: adorar |
Czech: zbožňovat |
German: anbeten |
Danish: forgude; elske højt; tilb |
Greek: λατρεύω, αγαπώ πάρα πολύ |
Spanish: adorar |
Estonian: jumaldama |
Farsi: از ته دل دوست داشتن |
Finnish: rakastaa |
French: adorer |
Hebrew: לֶאֱהוֹב, לְהַעֲרִיץ |
Hindi: बहुत पसंद करना |
Croatian: obožavati |
Hungarian: imád |
Indonesian: menyayangi |
Icelandic: dá |
Italian: adorare |
Japanese: 熱愛する |
Korean: 매우 좋아하다 |
Lithuanian: dievinti |
Latvian: dievināt |
Malay: menyukai |
Dutch: dol zijn op |
Norwegian: forgude, tilbe, elske høy |
Polish: uwielbiać |
Persian: از ته دل دوست داشتن |
Pashto: د زړه له کومی مینه لرل |
Portuguese: adorar |
Romanian: a adora |
Russian: обожать |
Slovak: zbožňovať |
Slovenian: oboževati |
Serbian: obožavati |
Swedish: älska |
Thai: รักอย่างลึกซึ้ง |
Turkish: çok sevmek |
Taiwanese: 鍾愛 |
Ukrainian: любити над усе, палко кох |
Urdu: شدید محبت کرنا ، عقیدت رک |
Vietnamese: quý mến |
Chinese: 喜爱 |
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