amore
2
9.1
- noun
- /əˈmɔːreɪ/
- Informal
- I don't need a babysitter, mi amore.
Examples
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- I'm fine mi amore.
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ANYTIME YOU IN BROOKLYN JUST COME BY, AMORE MIO.
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So I suspect that Cilly must be the name of his amore.
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Mi amore.
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Mi amore!
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My sweet amore, you mean everything to me.
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He whispered sweet nothings to his amore under the stars.
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She always referred to him as her beloved amore in their letters.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A person you love in a romantic way
771
1.0
A person who has a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
646
1.0
A word people use to address someone they care about, like dear
598
1.1
A husband, wife, or long-term companion in a romantic relationship
347
1.3
A person you care about deeply, like a family member or close friend
123
3.2
The person someone loves most and wants to spend their life with
100
3.4
A person you feel a deep, natural connection with as a close friend or romantic partner
62
3.4
A person who is very much loved
32
2.2
A person you love very much
21
4.8
A man who is very romantic and shows strong love for someone
21
7.8
A man who is someone's romantic partner or boyfriend
18
7.5
A gentle name used for someone you love
16
3.0
The person someone cares for most and wants to be with
1
9.5
A person you love and feel close to
1
5.8
A person someone cares for deeply and wants to be with
1
7.8
A woman who is a man's sweetheart
Antonyms
How Loved
Surface Forms
Etymology
Amore comes from the Latin amor meaning 'love', and it can mean a person who is loved. Calling someone your amore is like calling them your 'sweetheart' or 'my love', which fits its original sense.