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Feelings & Emotions — Lesson 8
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admire
ədˈmaɪr
Feel admiration for — I admire her courage and determination.
I admire her courage and determination.
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admired
ədˈmaɪrd
Feel admiration for — the artist is widely admired around the world.
She is admired for her kindness and generosity.
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admires
ədˈmaɪrz
Feel admiration for — she admires her teacher for his patience.
She admires her teacher for his patience.
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admiring
ədˈmaɪrɪŋ
Feel admiration for — she gave him an admiring glance.
She gave him an admiring glance.
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adoration
ˌædəˈreɪʃən
A feeling of profound love and admiration — she looked at him with pure adoration.
She looked at him with pure adoration.
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adore
əˈdɔːr
Love intensely — I adore Italian food – especially pasta.
I adore my grandmother – she is the kindest person I know.
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adored
əˈdɔːrd
Love intensely — she was adored by all her students.
She was adored by all her students.
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adores
əˈdɔːrz
Love intensely — he adores classical music.
She adores her grandchildren.
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adoring
əˈdɔːrɪŋ
Love intensely — she gave him an adoring look.
She gave him an adoring look.
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affect
əˈfekt
The conscious subjective aspect of feeling or emotion — does pollution affect air quality?
The weather really affects my mood.
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affections
əˈfekʃənz
A positive feeling of liking — his affections for his grandmother were evident.
She looked at the old house with great affections.
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affects
əˈfekts
The conscious subjective aspect of feeling or emotion — the new policy affects all employees.
Climate change affects weather patterns worldwide.
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