adoringly

Soon after, he settles at Sagi’s feet, gazes up at her adoringly and then climbs into her lap to lick her face.

“To all the extra vocabulary he exposes her to. And to the warm and happy tone he uses as she looks on adoringly.”

The little boy gazed up adoringly at Ivy.

What interested him was subtler: investigating what he called “the micro cuts” that men inflict on women — in Torvald’s case, while cooing adoringly.

The emperor does not have political power but carries symbolic significance for Japan, and he is generally welcomed adoringly by Japanese people when he attends cultural events and makes other public appearances.