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fondly

[fond-lee] / ˈfɒnd li /
ADVERB
dearly
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ADVERB
tenderly
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"That made Piccadilly so successful and thought of so fondly even after all these years," he explained.

From BBC

In a career spanning more than 70 years across films, television and the stage, Lee was fondly known as the "national TV dad" for his many roles as a wise, older man.

From BBC

"He's been incredibly struck by the number of people who fondly remember his mother's visit to this beautiful city."

From BBC

Newcastle may have been knocked out, on away goals, but fan Tony Waters still speaks fondly about this particular trip because of the reception locals gave the travelling support.

From BBC

For many, the game that was fondly and famously described as “America’s national pastime” began to simply feel more like America’s past, a slow-moving, creaky relic of a bygone era.

From Salon