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Meanings of love in English
Strong, positive emotion based on affection.
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Examples for "dear"
Examples for "dear"
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Nothing serious, my dear Watson, or I should certainly ask for your
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He did not live in India, dear; he never lived in India.
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When will banks learn that dodgy tax practices actually cost them dear?
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Help me, dear Lord, to say whatever my daughters need to hear.
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All this costs the economy dear in terms of productivity and growth.
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Whatever it takes to prevent your beloved state falling off that precipice.
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Days, months, years wasted on trying to sort my beloved Liverpool out.
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The beloved of God and the handmaids of the Merciful in Dresden.
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Booker: Because above all, I try to create a more beloved community.
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In China, voice-computing company iFlytek built similar smart assistants beloved by users.
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You place value on your honey studies, why not my food studies?
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The healing powers of honey have been known for thousands of years.
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The manuka honey industry might also be at risk, Mr Guy said.
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Thus, no two producers will produce honey that is quite the same.
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Tell you the truth, honey, I could go either way with it.
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The dearest hotels I know are the French;-andcertainly not the best.
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You dearest and best of men; I see it in your face.
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No offence, but it's not everyone's dearest wish to come to London.
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The dearest interests of freedom and the Union are in imminent peril.
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She was the dearest and best tie he had in the world.
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You need to see if a loved one can tell the difference.
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You need to power to bring a loved one back to life.
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The singer is of course renouncing her claim on the loved one.
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If you or a loved one are struggling, further support is available:
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It is also the best way to bond with your loved one.
Sexual activities (often including sexual intercourse) between two people.
Usage of love in English
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KJC: I really love designing products for different people and different occasions.
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We love our state and we're concerned for its future…, he said.
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TIM: I would love to visit South Africa if given the opportunity.
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Young children often love to hear the same story again and again.
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I hope our love can continue in this chaotic time, he said.
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Do you feel it's possible to find true love on reality TV?
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When I ask myself whether I love Mark, the answer is yes.
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This is one of several reasons why I love Europe so much.
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We love competition because competition usually means there is... choice, Moore said.
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Beauty brands love to launch new products around this time of year.
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Another value Africans must adopt is love and concern for young people.
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But to know people, you need the opposite method: trust, love, openness.
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I love playing international cricket, but unfortunately that is the case today.
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I love the way a young tree sketches out its final form.
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A great love is necessary for a great art, Mr. Flint explained.
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I mean, Judy and I love working together; we think it's great.
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Portuguese
Love through the time
Love across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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