love
/lʌv/
noun
- A strong feeling of deep affection and care for someone, such as a family member, partner, or close friend.
- They shared a love that lasted for over fifty years.
- Her love for her children was evident in everything she did.
- A parent's love is unconditional and never fades.
- A great interest or enjoyment in an activity, object, or idea.
- His love of music started when he was a child.
- Their love of learning made them excellent students.
- She has a deep love for hiking in the mountains.
- A person or thing that is greatly loved or cherished.
- She is the love of his life.
- He called his daughter his little love.
- The old house was a real love, full of character.
- In tennis and similar sports, a score of zero.
- He won the game with a love set.
- The score was fifteen-love after the first point.
- She served an ace to make it love-forty.
verb
- To feel deep affection or romantic attachment for someone.
- She loves her husband dearly.
- They love each other and plan to get married.
- I love my family more than anything.
- To enjoy or like something very much.
- I love reading books on rainy days.
- He loves playing soccer with his friends.
- She loves chocolate ice cream.
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