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affectionately
adverb as in dearly
Weak matches
adverb as in kindly
adverb as in lovingly
adverb as in sympathetically
adverb as in warmly
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, now in exile after running for election against Lukashenko, sent a short video on Telegram with greetings for "Masha", as she called Maria affectionately, and expressed "joy" to see her reunited with her father.
Being trialled is also an autonomous water cart affectionately known as Henry, which, along with manually driven ones, sprays the mine roads to keep the dust down.
Like many of the longtime locals, Watanabe affectionately remembers a time when Ohtani was just one of the neighborhood kids: the skinny freshman who joined the baseball team at nearby Hanamaki High School, where Watanabe’s son was a senior outfielder.
“You were truly too good for this earth, you are an angel who just lived for making people smile and happy,” Nicola said in her tribute, adding that those who affectionately memorialized Liam “confirmed what we always knew.”
Noni’s caretakers affectionately nicknamed her “Twinkle Toes,” because she could often be found perched on the thinnest branches of the towering redwoods.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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