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Meanings of admiration in English
Usage of admiration in English
1
And of course you will remember to express admiration for his work!
2
Among ordinary punters, there's admiration for the way he's played this year.
3
Disgust follows the feeling; must he accord admiration for the simple truth?
4
In the pause, Marjory began to speak in admiration of the scenery.
5
Joseph was not listening; he was lost in admiration of the pictures.
6
Please accept, Sir, my admiration for your great enterprise and my gratitude.
7
The women have won the unbounded admiration of the British in Constantinople.
8
And I'm beginning to have a great deal of admiration for her.
9
The child toddled in to its mother, and Thyrza exclaimed in admiration:
10
But, he said: I have some admiration for how Ukip does politics.
11
The fortitude of the beleaguered garrison was the admiration of the world.
12
He finds it extremely difficult to express feelings of admiration and warmth.
13
Her companion tried in vain to control the admiration of his gaze.
14
The popular admiration for Cuba was tinged with wariness and skepticism, however.
15
That is at least worthy of attention, if not quite of admiration.
16
My respect and admiration for storm chasers became even stronger this year.
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Translations for admiration
Admiration through the time
Admiration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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