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Meanings of beloved one in English

Person loved by a given individual, such as a family member or partner.

Usage of beloved one in English
1
Ferdinand only saw one aim in life-thepossession of the beloved one.
International Weekly Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science -...
2
Do not cry, beloved one; you and I have a hard fight.
White Lies
3
Listen, my darling; I have something to tell you, my beloved one.
Poor Folk
4
That other, glancing the while at the beloved one, turned to Socrates.
The Symposium
5
The news, when it came, must be from his beloved one direct.
Three Weeks
6
Do you remember, my beloved one, that you danced with him once?
Remember the Alamo
7
Do you remember that song of mine, about the beloved one's image?
Three Comedies
8
Oh, June, June, my sister, my beloved one, it must be you.
Yr Ynys Unyg / The Lonely Island
9
To have revealed to him the heart and mind of the beloved one.
Words of Cheer for the Tempted, the Toiling, and the Sorrowing
10
And then he and his beloved one will be in one cause together.
The Way We Live Now
11
The remembrance of my young beloved one gave me courage again.
My Double Life: The Memoirs of Sarah Bernhardt
12
And so three people were unhappy now-nothe and his beloved one alone.
Beyond The Rocks: A Love Story
13
She thinks of her dead lover as her beloved one-notas a hero.
Good Old Anna
14
Do as I tell you, beloved one, and then all will be well.
The Point of View
15
But you are here, beloved one, and I will not scold.
Heart of the West
16
This is how the Dog-Runners give offering to a beloved one.'
Forge of Darkness
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Beloved one through the time
Beloved one across language varieties
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