fond

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Liking someone or something very much.

Meaning of «fond»

adjective

liking someone or something very much

I am very fond of my grandmother's cooking.

Translation

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«fond» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

showing warm feelings for someone

lovingshows love in how you act and speakShe is a loving mother to her three kids.

fondlikes someone or something; used with «of»He is very fond of his grandmother.

affectionateoften shows love with hugs and kind wordsOur dog is very affectionate with children.

caringlooks after others and thinks about their needsShe is a caring nurse who listens to everyone.

Word family

fond B1 · adjectivefondly B2 · adverbfondness B1 · noun

False friends

← folly fondness →