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To love someone or something very deeply and passionately
He adores spending time with his family.
He loves spending time with his family very much.
She adores Italian food.
She loves Italian food very much.
This phrase is commonly used to express strong affection for people, pets, or things.
Use 'adore' to express a stronger feeling than 'like' or 'love'.
It is often used with people, pets, or specific things like food or hobbies.
Use 'adore' sparingly to maintain its impact. Overuse can make the expression lose its intensity.
From Middle English 'adoren', from Old French 'adorer', from Latin 'adorare' meaning 'to worship'
This phrase is often used to express strong, affectionate feelings towards people, pets, or things. It is more intense than simply 'liking' something.