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fondness
noun as in liking or taste for
Example Sentences
Gulf leaders are aware of his closeness to Israel, but they also have good relations with him, and want him to use his influence and his fondness for deal-making to secure an end to conflicts in this region.
The upshot is simple: These two judges share Trump’s fondness for owning the libs, and will not waver from the conservative line.
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.
Speaking previously, Whymark's son, Craig, said: "It's really touching that people still remember dad and with such fondness."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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