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Synonyms & Similar Words
respected
revered
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Meaning of Admired
The primary meaning of the word "Admired" is to feel great respect and wonder for something or someone.
Definitions
- The word "Admired" is defined as feeling or showing great respect and wonder for something or someone because of their impressive qualities or achievements.
- It can also refer to the state of being respected and wondered at, often due to exceptional qualities, achievements, or beauty.
Etymology of Admired
The word "Admired" originates from the Old French word "admier", which is derived from the Latin words "ad" (meaning "to" or "at") and "mirare" (meaning "to wonder at"), with the past tense being "admired" and the past participle being "admired".
Historically, the word "admire" emerged in the 15th century, initially conveying the sense of wonder or astonishment.
Example Uses
- The artist's latest sculpture has been admired by critics and art enthusiasts alike for its beauty and originality.
- Her kindness and generosity have been admired by everyone in the community.
- The tourists admired the breathtaking view from the top of the mountain.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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