Endeared
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Endeared is an adjective meaning Characterized by affection; loving.
Meaning
Characterized by affection; loving.
More Meanings
- simple past and past participle of endear
- (obsolete) Having become treasured or precious; beloved.
Example Sentences
Well, I felt very endeared to little Sammie and her adventurous curiosity
While convalescent he wrote a long letter to an old fellow-student, between whom and himself there appears to have subsisted a very endeared friendship.
O, how should we prize the friendship of that most endeared Redeemer, who laid down his life not for his friends, but for his enemies, and of enemies to make them friends.
I am happy to know that the Prayer Book has become very endeared to my gallant comrades in H. M. Forces, both on sea and on land, who are doing their duty so well for King and Country.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include adorable, lovable, lovely, ingratiated, endearment, affection.
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