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Meanings of admirer in English
Usage of admirer in English
1
Second, Brown has never been a great admirer of Flint's political abilities.
2
You are an admirer of the most excellent woman in the world.
3
Some admirer-someroyal sycophant from the Continent-musthave given it to him.
4
I know you are no admirer of the light style in music.
5
Even the humblest admirer of Don Miguel to-day is in the saddle.
6
Never before had she felt tonguetied in the presence of an admirer.
7
Louise sniffing a card she has received from a mystery admirer: Oooh.
8
Winston Spencer Churchill, a personal friend and warm admirer of the poet.
9
But I have always been a great admirer of his faux-naive sensibilities.
10
You will find the new-old lord exactly the same admirer of yours.
11
She passed on down the long room, stunning admirer in her train.
12
You have no warmer admirer in the world than my brother, Mr.
13
Although an admirer of Wolfe Tone, he lacked faith in the people.
14
He was a great admirer of both the Czar and the Czarina.
15
I'm a great Tim Burton fan and an admirer of Martin Scorsese.
16
Well, yeah, I'm a great admirer of a lot of the literature.
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Admirer through the time
Admirer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common