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Meaning of fonde
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fonde (v. t. & i.)
To endeavor; to strive; to try.
fonde Sentence Examples
- The wealthy patron had a particular fondness for Impressionist paintings.
- The student's love of poetry led her to write a series of heartfelt sonnets.
- The dog's deep affection for its owner was evident in its constant wagging tail.
- The politician's strong principles were the foundation of his enduring popularity.
- The artist's infatuation with the model inspired a series of captivating portraits.
- The child's fascination with insects led to an entire collection of bug specimens.
- The doctor's unwavering devotion to his patients made him a beacon of hope.
- The traveler's zest for adventure fueled her insatiable desire to explore new lands.
- The musician's profound appreciation for classical music guided his exceptional performances.
- The chef's culinary expertise was evident in the exquisite dishes he had a penchant for creating.
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To endeavor; to strive; to try.
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The wealthy patron had a particular fondness for Impressionist paintings.
The student's love of poetry led her to write a series of heartfelt sonnets.
The dog's deep affection for its owner was evident in its constant wagging tail.
The politician's strong principles were the foundation of his enduring popularity.
