Uk English Meaning of endearing (to)
endearing (to)
Other Uk English words related to endearing (to)
- soothing
- calming
- comforting
- consoling
- disarming
- gratifying
- ingratiating
- mollifying
- pacifying
- soothing
- pleasing
- soothing
- tranquillizing
- tranquillising
- Catering (to)
- conciliatory
- Content
- propitiating
- soothing
- blarneying
- delightful
- flattering
- gladdening
- shushing
- quenching
- quieting
- satiating
- Gentling
- Babying
- blandishing
- cajoling
- coaxing
- Codling
- indulging
- indulging
- Overpraising
- Pampering
- satisfying
- satisfying
- wheedling
- adult
- Pampering
- soft-soaping
- aggravating
- annoying
- annoying
- crossing
- getting
- annoying
- burning
- putting out
- Chafing
- distressing
- disturbing
- infuriating
- Irritating
- grating
- harassing
- harrying
- stinging
- persecuting
- pestering
- piquing
- provoking
- rankling
- riling
- Roiling
- rousing
- ruffling
- upsetting
- vexing
- worrying
- antagonising
- annoying
- irking
- offensive
- agitating
- angering
- uncomfortable
- Enraging
- fretting
- incensing
- inflamed
- infuriating
- insulting
- maddening
- offensive
- Outrageous
- disturbing
- slighting
- rings
- annoying
- unhinging
- unsettling
Nearest Words of endearing (to)
Definitions and Meaning of endearing (to) in English
endearing (to)
to cause (someone) to be loved or admired by (someone or something)
FAQs About the word endearing (to)
endearing (to)
to cause (someone) to be loved or admired by (someone or something)
soothing,calming,comforting,consoling,disarming,gratifying,ingratiating,mollifying,pacifying,soothing
aggravating,annoying,annoying,crossing,getting,annoying,burning,putting out,Chafing,distressing
endeared (to) => dear (to), endear (to) => Endear (to), endamages => damages, end users => End users, encysting => encysting,
