adore doing something

/əˈdɔːr ˈduːɪŋ ˈsʌmθɪŋ/

love doing something

She adores doing yoga in the morning.

She loves doing yoga in the morning.

informal

To love or enjoy doing a particular activity very much

He adores doing crossword puzzles on weekends.

He loves doing crossword puzzles on weekends.

They adore doing volunteer work together.

They love doing volunteer work together.

This phrase is commonly used to express strong affection for an activity.

Collocations

adore doingstrongly enjoy doing

enjoy doing something

value doing something deeply

Use 'adore doing something' to emphasize a strong, positive feeling about an activity.

Always use the gerund form ('doing') after 'adore' when referring to activities.

Derived from the verb 'adore' (from Old French 'adorer') combined with the gerund form 'doing'

This phrase is often used to describe a deep affection for an activity or hobby.

adore

love or cherish

root

doing

the act of performing an action

gerund

something

a specific activity or task

object

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