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fondness
noun as in liking or taste for
Example Sentences
Perhaps surprisingly he speaks of Marks with fondness.
Generally though I found a fondness for the outgoing President who is a familiar figure in the city.
"I hope one of the reasons I was appointed to the role is that I am very familiar with Northern Ireland, have a great fondness for it," he added.
Last time we spoke, Shears recalled with fondness that one critic had panned their debut by calling it "a confusing board game of an album".
She gained a deep fondness for Manhattan, including its walkability and ample green space in Central Park.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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