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Meanings of dearest in English
Usage of dearest in English
1
The dearest hotels I know are the French;-andcertainly not the best.
2
You dearest and best of men; I see it in your face.
3
No offence, but it's not everyone's dearest wish to come to London.
4
The dearest interests of freedom and the Union are in imminent peril.
5
She was the dearest and best tie he had in the world.
6
What is dearest to us is often dearer to us than truth.
7
Do not cry, Corona, dearest; it is the way of the world.
8
You have ever been the dearest person to me in the world.
9
We wish you to proclaim yourself our dearest sister and loving subject.
10
All this Kate saw; and it extinguished her last and dearest hope.
11
He was shown the lights of Paradise; he won his dearest wish.
12
In reality you are now the person nearest and dearest to me.
13
Have no fear for me, dearest cousin; I am blessed beyond measure.
14
The dearest of these was Dr. Adolf Baeyer, son of the General.
15
You leave the dearest you have to the whole brunt of it.
16
Clever enough to know that you are the dearest girl in Christendom.
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Dearest across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare