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truelove

[troo-luhv] / ˈtruˌlʌv /
NOUN
beau
Synonyms
STRONGEST
boyfriend lover paramour suitor sweetheart
STRONG
admirer beloved cavalier escort flame honey inamorato love squire steady swain
WEAK
fiancé gentleman caller gentleman friend old man
Antonyms
STRONG
enemy
NOUN
beloved
Synonyms
STRONG
baby beau boyfriend darling dear dearest flame girlfriend heartthrob honey idol inamorato love lover pet steady sugar sweetheart treasure
WEAK
fiancé fiancée first and last love of my life number one numero uno object of affection one and only significant other tootsie
NOUN
soul mate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
alter ego confidante
WEAK
companion friend heart's desire helpmate kindred soul kindred spirit lover one's promised partner
NOUN
swain
Synonyms
STRONG
admirer beloved cavalier escort flame honey inamorato love lover paramour squire steady suitor sweetheart wooer
WEAK
courter fiancé gentleman caller gentleman friend
Antonyms
STRONG
enemy
NOUN
sweetheart
Synonyms
STRONGEST
boyfriend companion darling girlfriend heartthrob lover
STRONG
admirer beau beloved dear flame honey inamorata inamorato love lovebird paramour pet steady suitor swain sweet treasure valentine
WEAK
dear one one and only significant other
Antonyms
STRONGEST
enemy foe

Example Sentences

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MINNIE�The usual Cinderella story anent the transformation of Minnie, the ugly duckling, into Minnie, the bird of Paradise, thanks to truelove and a permanent wave.

From Time Magazine Archive

Best of all he loves Joe Bridle's truelove Susie Dawes.

From Time Magazine Archive

Silliest shot: McCormack's truelove dying of a broken heart.

From Time Magazine Archive

Scythe and all, John Death comes to Dodder with a parchment signed in flame ordering him to unclay Joe Bridle and his truelove Susie Dawes.

From Time Magazine Archive

After Miss Patty Cake had been damaged aiid put away, I slept lighdy, expecting Fern to awaken during the night missing her truelove.

From "One Crazy Summer" by Rita Williams-Garcia

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.