belove
- adjective
- /bɪˈloʊv/
- Archaic
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- At the memorial service, friends and family gathered to pay tribute to their belove friend who had passed away.
Go Hey, Badros Cuin here and today I want to talk to you about our beloved fitness industry and where we are at this point in time in our industry.
- Go Hey, Badros Cuin here and today I want to talk to you about our beloved fitness industry and where we are at this point in time in our industry.
- The natural beauty of his island expressed in his banjos Beloved twang?
Examples
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More now, dearly beloved, let us feast.
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From the beloved best selling author of The Snowman and other children's classics comes the first new book in a decade Old age is another country.
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And revealed this week we have a return of, I don't know, beloved character, maybe at least too far.
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Only child, much beloved, doted upon quite a genius as a child.
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Of course, long time viewers know it's time for our beloved brand new segment about airplane news, Flight Attention.
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And that was, to me, this really important lesson and how to build a brand that can be beloved, still make money and stay true to the art.
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Go Hey, Badros Cuin here and today I want to talk to you about our beloved fitness industry and where we are at this point in time in our industry.
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We moved from our beloved indices in print for articles into first kind of our standalone databases and then into online interfaces.
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I think that it's because of this I've been using the corn organics nonigo oil with my beloved fresh cremation.
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So I'm going to pick some of that up with my beloved Mota highlight and glow brush and just let it hit the top of the cheek here and sort of buff it in upwards.
Synonyms
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1.0
Loved and valued very much
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2.1
Very much loved, often for a long time
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3.4
Liked more than other things of the same kind
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3.4
Very much loved and kept, like a special photo or memory
Much loved and highly valued by someone
A person or thing that someone cares about very much
Loved very much by one person or by many people
Antonyms
How Loved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Belove comes from the old prefix be- plus the word love, so it originally meant 'dearly loved' and is the same idea as the common word beloved. That's why belove describes someone who is held very dear.