adore

IPA: ʌdˈɔr

To worship.
To love with one's entire heart and soul; regard with deep respect and affection.
To be very fond of.
(obsolete) To adorn.

Examples of "adore" in Sentences

The public adores celebrities.
I adore the irony of the moment.
What I adore is how she actually looks like Rose and Ten had a daughter.
My colleague Yael, whom I adore, is moving back to Toronto sooner than I had expected.
Sara Moulton, whom I adore, is way too scattered to be trying to talk and cook at the same time.
Unknown to Fauchelevent, Marius has found Cosette as good as a dual have depressed in adore with any other.
And Melusine, who we all adore, is not likely to be found this side of the Atlantic anytime soon, more's the pity.
But once she has asked pardon, he is unconditionally in adore again: "Fall not a tear, we say, a singular of them rates/All which is won as good as lost."