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Meanings of have a fondness in English

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Usage of have a fondness in English
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I have a fondness for the traditional harvest festivals, superstitions and all.
The Name of the Wind
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You appear to have a fondness for that clanking old press out there.
Old Ebenezer
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Parents have a fondness for their children, and with their felicity.
Sermons on Various Important Subjects / Written Partly on Sundry...
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What if I didn't have a fondness for James Bond and Jason Bourne?
Eve of darkness
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Strange to relate, the South American seems to have a fondness for stiff collars.
Through the Brazilian Wilderness
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And I have a fondness for her. He looked uncomfortable.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Mal Quorin seemed to have a fondness for serrated edges.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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Did the good doctor have a fondness for alcohol?
A beautiful place to die
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They have a fondness for calling themselves after people and places that resonate with credibility.
The Irish Times
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I know you have a fondness for ancient things-
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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He used to have a fondness for women.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
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I have a fondness for this county as David, my husband, was born and raised there.
The Irish Times
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I'm tempted, for I have a fondness for things that endure...
Daughters of the Nile
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Sometimes girls have a fondness for fowls, and like to accumulate pin- money from the eggs hens lay.
Hold Up Your Heads, Girls! Helps for Girls, in School and Out
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I have a fondness for books of popular science, perhaps because they too are part of the human story.
My Literary Passions
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In our selfishness, we never thought that other people might have a fondness for shellbarks as well as ourselves.
The Jungle Fugitives: A Tale of Life and Adventure in India / In...
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