Fadil's love and adoration only fed Layla's ego.
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Adoration
//ˌæ.dəˈɹeɪ.ʃən//
Synonyms for "adoration" (115 found)
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Strong matches (35)
Related words (57)
honorhyperduliaideolatryidolatryidolismidolizationinfatuationlasciviousnesslatrialibidolikelikinglovelove of godlovemakingmarried loveobservancepassionphysical lovepietism
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pietypiousnessplatonic lovepopular regardpopularitypraiseprayerprestigeprostrationregardreligionreligionismreligiousnessrespectreverencereverential regardsentimentsexsexual loveshinespiritual lovetender feelingtender passiontheismtranscendent wondertrueloveuxoriousnessvenerationweaknessworshipfulnessworshipingyearning
Noun(5 words)
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9 entriesTranslations
58 translations across 22 languages.
Bulgarian
4 entries- боготворене noun (an act of religious worship)
- възхищение noun (admiration or esteem)
- обожание noun (the act of adoring)
- поклонение noun (an act of religious worship)
Catalan
3 entries- adoració noun (an act of religious worship)
- adoració noun (admiration or esteem)
- adoració noun (the act of adoring)
Danish
1 entries- hyldning noun (admiration or esteem)
Esperanto
4 entries- adorado noun (an act of religious worship)
- adorado noun (admiration or esteem)
- adorado noun (the act of adoring)
- adoro noun (an act of religious worship)
French
3 entries- adoration noun (an act of religious worship)
- adoration noun (admiration or esteem)
- adoration noun (the act of adoring)
Galician
3 entries- adoración noun (an act of religious worship)
- adoración noun (admiration or esteem)
- adoración noun (the act of adoring)
German
1 entries- Anbetung noun (an act of religious worship)
Greek
1 entries- λατρεία noun (the act of adoring)
Indonesian
1 entries- adorasi noun (an act of religious worship)
Italian
3 entries- adorazione noun (an act of religious worship)
- adorazione noun (admiration or esteem)
- adorazione noun (the act of adoring)
Japanese
2 entries- 敬愛 noun (admiration or esteem)
- 敬愛 noun (the act of adoring)
Latin
1 entries- adōrātiō noun (an act of religious worship)
Manx
3 entries- ard-ooashley noun (an act of religious worship)
- ard-ooashley noun (admiration or esteem)
- ard-ooashley noun (the act of adoring)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- hyldning noun (admiration or esteem)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- عبادت noun (an act of religious worship)
- عبادت noun (the act of adoring)
Polish
2 entries- adoracja noun (an act of religious worship)
- adoracja noun (admiration or esteem)
Portuguese
3 entries- adoração noun (an act of religious worship)
- adoração noun (admiration or esteem)
- adoração noun (the act of adoring)
Romanian
4 entries- adorare noun (an act of religious worship)
- adorare noun (the act of adoring)
- adorație noun (an act of religious worship)
- adorație noun (admiration or esteem)
Russian
3 entries- восхище́ние noun (admiration or esteem)
- обожа́ние noun (the act of adoring)
- поклоне́ние noun (an act of religious worship)
Sanskrit
1 entries- अर्चा noun (an act of religious worship)
Spanish
3 entries- adoración noun (an act of religious worship)
- adoración noun (admiration or esteem)
- adoración noun (the act of adoring)
Ukrainian
3 entries- за́хват noun (the act of adoring)
- захо́плення noun (the act of adoring)
- поклоні́ння noun (an act of religious worship)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
In the fervour of their joy they went to pay their adoration to the Nymphs, carrying vine-branches laden with clusters of grapes, as first-fruit offerings of the vintage.
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I looked at the sweet child with adoration.
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The “smiling face with heart-eyes” conveys enthusiastic feelings of love, infatuation, and adoration for someone.
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