endear (to) Antonyms
Meaning of endear (to)
endear (to)
to cause (someone) to be loved or admired by (someone or something)
endear (to) Sentence Examples
- Her relentless kindness endeared her to her neighbors.
- The puppy's playful antics endeared it to the entire family.
- The teacher's patience and understanding endeared her to her students.
- The humorist's witty remarks endeared him to the audience.
- The volunteer's tireless efforts endeared her to the organization.
- The elderly woman's wisdom and gentle spirit endeared her to the community.
- The chef's innovative cuisine endeared him to discerning diners.
- The athlete's determination and sportsmanship endeared him to fans and opponents alike.
- The actor's charismatic performance endeared him to the critics.
- The singer's heartfelt rendition of the song endeared her to the audience.
FAQs About the word endear (to)
to cause (someone) to be loved or admired by (someone or something)
disarm, content, calm, mollify, propitiate, appease, pacify, comfort, conciliate,ingratiate
vex, bother, irritate, cross, annoy, provoke, rile, bug, aggravate, ruffle
Her relentless kindness endeared her to her neighbors.
The puppy's playful antics endeared it to the entire family.
The teacher's patience and understanding endeared her to her students.
The humorist's witty remarks endeared him to the audience.
