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fondness

noun as in liking or taste for

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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.

From BBC

The upshot is simple: These two judges share Trump’s fondness for owning the libs, and will not waver from the conservative line.

From Slate

Generally though I found a fondness for the outgoing President who is a familiar figure in the city.

From BBC

"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.

From BBC

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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