endear Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- suck-up-to-
- puff
- kowtow
- blandish
- overpraise
- idolize
- applaud
- honey
- stroke
- praise
- flatter
- extoll
- extol
- hero-worship
- soft-soap
- sweet-talk
- wheedle
Weak:
endear Meaning
endear (v)
make attractive or lovable
endear (v. t.)
To make dear or beloved.
To raise the price or cost of; to make costly or expensive.
endear Sentence Examples
- Her endearing smile captured the hearts of everyone in the room.
- The puppy's endearing antics made it difficult to resist bringing it home.
- The teacher's endearing ability to connect with her students made learning a joy.
- The elderly couple's endearing companionship warmed the hearts of all who knew them.
- The child's endearing innocence made adults forget their troubles for a while.
- The musician's endearing melodies transported listeners to another world.
- The artist's endearing paintings brought joy and beauty to those who viewed them.
- The author's endearing characters made readers feel like they were part of the story.
- The actor's endearing performance made the audience forget they were watching a movie.
- The community's endearing traditions brought people together and strengthened their bonds.
FAQs About the word endear
make attractive or lovableTo make dear or beloved., To raise the price or cost of; to make costly or expensive.
compliment, massage, congratulate,commend, coax, worship, ingratiate, cajole, suck (up to), puff
depreciate,belittle, disparage, depreciate, decry, belittle, decry, put down, put down, disparage
Her endearing smile captured the hearts of everyone in the room.
The puppy's endearing antics made it difficult to resist bringing it home.
The teacher's endearing ability to connect with her students made learning a joy.
The elderly couple's endearing companionship warmed the hearts of all who knew them.
