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Meanings of particularly fond in English

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Usage of particularly fond in English
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I remember she was particularly fond of working with our young charges.'
Stonewielder
2
Businesses, as you can imagine, won't be particularly fond of another tax.
Wired
3
Besides, I was not particularly fond of the things we'd left behind.
The ministry of pain
4
Then she tried a blue embroidered jacket she was particularly fond of.
East of the sun
5
Valerie had been particularly fond of two things in life-flowersand jewelry.
Ghosts
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He was particularly fond of early editions, tall copies, and unique works.
A Journey to the Centre of the Earth
7
Uruguay, though a very small country, is particularly fond of these disturbances.
The Great Round World And What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 22...
8
Lord Wellington was not in any case particularly fond of writing about magic.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
9
And the United States has long been particularly fond of such gloomy tales.
News.com.au
10
He is also associated with intoxication and revelry, particularly fond of alcohol intoxication.
A Wiccan Bible
11
Neither she nor Siobhán have particularly fond memories of trying for solo careers.
The Guardian
12
Ayla was not particularly fond of Vorn, who imitated Broud's actions toward her.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
13
It is just that I'd never been particularly fond of them.
The Great Book of Amber
14
I am not particularly fond of it; but it's a fad of hers.
The Voice in the Fog
15
Alice was particularly fond of Frankie, who was screeching somewhere nearby.
Happiness key
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I am a regular tramper and I am particularly fond of organ music.
Radio NZ
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common