What does lovers mean?
Lovers means plural of lover.
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/ˈlʌvɚz/ · noun
plural of lover.
It hurts when I am lovers with a white, working class lesbian and she refuses to deal with race and the fact that I am a mother.
I am lovers with her sister and we have become sisters through friendship.
I have thousands of friends I've never been lovers with.
I was lovers with a woman I'll call Judy. One morning when we were sharing our dreams, I told her the dream I'd had where I was making an eloquent speech in Japan about saving the whales[…]
I was lovers with Joan — she was an artist for ONE Inc.
I was lovers with this boy in my neighborhood for... oh, I'd say at least eight years. And everybody in the neighborhood knew. And we came out that year.
I was lovers with him, I think, either right before he'd had his diagnosis, or he'd already been diagnosed, and to me, it didn't matter.
I was lovers with a man. But in terms of the broader public, I was still in the closet.
Use lovers when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Lovers means plural of lover.
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It hurts when I am lovers with a white, working class lesbian and she refuses to deal with race and the fact that I am a mother.
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