amor
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9.5
A poetic word for love often used in poems and songs
- noun
- /ˈæmɔr/
- Literature
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amor
- It's not your fault, mi amor.
- mi amor
Examples
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I'll heat up your dinner, mi amor.
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Tell me, mi amor.
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- Okay, I call you back mi amor.
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All in good time, mi amor.
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You were working so hard, mi amor.
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I love you, mi amor.
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- Not now, mi amor.
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You were amazing, mi amor.
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Good morning, mi amor.
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In her poem, she beautifully expresses her feelings by using the word amor.
Synonyms
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8.4
A strong feeling of romantic love
is a poetic or stylized term used mainly in literature
How Loving
Surface Forms
Etymology
Amor is a poetic word from Latin and Spanish that simply means 'love'. It is the same root as the English word amorous, which means 'full of love'. That's why writers use Amor to show deep feeling or strong love.