doter (Meaning)

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doter (n.)

One who dotes; a man whose understanding is enfeebled by age; a dotard.

One excessively fond, or weak in love.

The wealthy man doted on his youngest son, indulging his every whim.
The grandmother doted on her grandchildren, always baking them cookies and taking them to the park.
The author doted on his collection of first editions, keeping them in a special room in his house.
The cat owner doted on her pet, brushing its fur daily and feeding it the finest food.
The teacher doted on her students, always going the extra mile to help them succeed.
The politician doted on the voters in his district, always making sure to shake their hands and listen to their concerns.
The philanthropist doted on the causes he believed in, donating generously to charities and organizations.
The gardener doted on his roses, spending hours each day tending to their needs.
The dog owner doted on his canine companion, taking it for walks in the park every day and buying it expensive toys.
The parents doted on their newborn baby, spending every waking moment caring for it and making sure it was happy.

One who dotes; a man whose understanding is enfeebled by age; a dotard., One excessively fond, or weak in love.

worship,adore, like, adulate, hero-worship, value, cherish, revere, regard, canonize

loathe, disdain, loathe, dislike, abhor, dislike, hate, disdain, detest, detest

The wealthy man doted on his youngest son, indulging his every whim.

The grandmother doted on her grandchildren, always baking them cookies and taking them to the park.

The author doted on his collection of first editions, keeping them in a special room in his house.

The cat owner doted on her pet, brushing its fur daily and feeding it the finest food.