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adoringadjective feeling or showing loveadoring grandparents who love to spoil their grandchildren affectionate, devoted, fond, loving, tender, tenderhearted caring, compassionate, considerate, cordial, doting, forgiving, friendly, humane, kind, understanding, warmheartedardent, fervent, impassioned, passionate, warmamatory, amorous, erotic(also erotical)enamored, infatuated, lovesicklovey-dovey, mushy, romantic, sappy, sentimentalbrotherly, fatherly, motherly, sisterly unloving aloof, antisocial, cold-eyed, cool, detached, distant, dry, frosty, hard-hearted, indifferent, offish, pitiless, remote, reserved, standoffish, unbending, uncaring, unfeelingdisaffected, unconcerned, uninvolvedcold, frigid, unfriendlycallous, cold-blooded, hard-boiled, heartless, pitiless, ruthless, soulless, unromantic, unsentimental reflecting great admiration or devotionthe adoring attention of the girls' gymnastics team when our local Olympic hero spoke to them adulatory, deifying, idolizing, worshipful, worshipping(also worshiping) glorifying, reverent, reverential, veneratinghagiographic(also hagiographical)affectionate, fond, lovingappreciative, deferential, respectfulapproving condemning, contemptuous, disapproving, hateful, loathing, scornful adoringverbpresent participle of adoreto feel passion, devotion, or tenderness foran attentive, solicitous husband who clearly adores his wife cherishing, loving, worshipping(also worshiping) adulating, canonizing, deifying, idealizing, idolizingreverencing, revering, veneratingdelighting (in), doting (on) carrying a torch (for)or carrying the torch (for), falling for, losing one's heart (to) abhorring, abominating, despising, detesting, execrating, hating, loathing antagonizing, displeasingdisapproving (of), disfavoring, dislikingdisgusting, nauseating, repelling, repulsing, revolting, sickening, turning off to love or admire too muchadores her older sister so much that she cannot see her considerable faults adulating, canonizing, deifying, doting (on), hero-worshipping(also hero-worshiping), idolizing, worshipping(also worshiping) appreciating, cherishing, esteeming, prizing, treasuring, valuingfancying, favoring, liking, preferringregardinghallowing, respecting, revering, veneratingapproving, endorsing(also indorsing), supporting abhorring, abominating, despising, detesting, disdaining, disliking, hating, loathingbelittling, deprecating, disparaging, misprizing, putting down to offer honor or respect to (someone) as a divine powerthe Roman soldier was beheaded for adoring the Christian god deifying, glorifying, reverencing, revering, venerating, worshipping(also worshiping) admiring, honoring, loving, regarding, respectingapotheosizing, canonizing, dignifying, exalting, lionizing, magnifyingextolling, lauding, praisingdelighting, gratifying, pleasing, satisfying blaspheming, desecrating, profaning, violatingaffronting, dishonoring, disrespecting, insulting, offending, outraging, piquing, ridiculing, scorning, slightingdispleasingdefaming, disparaging, libeling(or libelling), maligning, slandering, slurring, smearing to take pleasure inI adore those earrings—wherever did you get them? delighting (in), digging, enjoying, fancying, getting off (on), grooving (on), liking, loving, rejoicing (in), relishing, reveling (in)(or revelling (in)), savoring(also savouring) admiring, appreciating, cherishing, revering, venerating, worshipping(also worshiping)prizing, treasuring, valuingdevouring, drinking (in), eating (up), feasting (on)doting (on), idolizingcottoning (to), favoring, preferringindulging (in), luxuriating (in), wallowing (in) being partial to, getting a kick out of(or getting a charge out of), going for, having a soft spot for, taking to abhorring, abominating, detesting, disliking, hating, loathingcondemning, despising, scorning in 1597 |