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fondness

[fond-nis] / ˈfɒnd nɪs /


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Yet, in another sense, it just extends a sequence neither Sancho nor United can look back on with any fondness.

From BBC

Then there are characters I only vaguely recognize, some I feel real fondness toward but no present desire for, all those Labubus of yesteryear.

From Los Angeles Times

“I know both of us look back on that time with great fondness, but I will also say that I know that I’m really just a footnote in what he actually accomplished in his life.”

From Los Angeles Times

While Mr. Mars has always been known for his fondness for retro textures, the new album takes this tendency to the extreme.

From The Wall Street Journal

That brings up an actual connection between savers’ cash and their fondness for stocks.

From The Wall Street Journal