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Meanings of admire in English
Usage of admire in English
1
I admire the way they have come to the point so quickly.
2
One cannot but admire the heroic pastoral work done by Fr Good.
3
I think this is true of many great filmmakers that I admire.
4
Who do you admire within the South African sporting industry, and why?
5
What one would not admire in others seems natural enough in you.
6
Yes, I do; very beautiful; she has the beauty that I admire.
7
It is loftier; there is more in it than I can admire.
8
I would tell him I admire and share his need for change.
9
I love Hawthorne; I admire him; but I do not know him.
10
Philipp called and demanded I come and admire his new cabin cruiser.
11
I admire energy; but the energy of the young is sometimes misdirected.
12
If you think that I admire the German soldier you are wrong.
13
I admire your Googling skills though, that's some proper research right there.
14
I could admire you all day and find something new every minute.
15
Other acts we may admire; others we may envy; this we adore.
16
Which novelists and nonfiction writers working today do you admire the most?
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Admire through the time
Admire across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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