admired (Meaning)

Wordnet

admired (s)

regarded with admiration

Webster

of Admire

Webster

Regarded with wonder and delight; highly prized; as, an admired poem.

Wonderful; also, admirable.

The legendary leader was widely admired for his visionary approach to governance.
Throughout history, great thinkers and philosophers have been admired for their profound insights.
The artist's masterpieces were admired by art enthusiasts from around the world.
As a mentor, she was greatly admired for her ability to inspire and guide others.
The historical figure's courage in the face of adversity is still admired by many today.
The celebrated author's literary works continue to be admired for their timeless themes.
The renowned scientist was admired not only for her intellect but also for her contributions to humanity.
The humanitarian's selfless efforts in helping others were widely admired by the community.
The accomplished musician was admired for his virtuoso performances and innovative compositions.
The sports icon was greatly admired for both his skill on the field and his sportsmanship off the field.

regarded with admirationof Admire, Regarded with wonder and delight; highly prized; as, an admired poem., Wonderful; also, admirable.

loved, cherished, esteemed, adored, revered, beloved, relished,appreciated, pet, prized

ignored, despised, loathed, loathed, abhorred, ignored, abhorred, hated, disliked,disliked

The legendary leader was widely admired for his visionary approach to governance.

Throughout history, great thinkers and philosophers have been admired for their profound insights.

The artist's masterpieces were admired by art enthusiasts from around the world.

As a mentor, she was greatly admired for her ability to inspire and guide others.