admired
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Definition
Adjective 1. Regarded with admiration: Describes a person, thing, or quality that is looked upon with respect, approval, and warm appreciation. 2. Highly esteemed: Held in high regard or considered excellent by others.
Usage
The adjective "admired" describes the state of being the object of admiration. It is typically used before a noun or after a linking verb like "is," "was," or "feels." * It is often used to describe people who are respected for their qualities, achievements, or character. * It can also describe objects, works of art, or traits that are widely appreciated.
Examples
- She is one of the most admired leaders in the industry for her integrity and vision.
- His admired collection of modern art was donated to the museum.
- The team's admired resilience helped them win the championship.
- He felt deeply admired by his students, which motivated him further.
- Her honesty is a widely admired trait.
Advanced Usage
- "Much-admired" / "Widely admired": These compound adjectives emphasize the extent or breadth of the admiration.
- The architect is a much-admired figure in the design world.
- Her latest novel is a widely admired masterpiece.
Variants and Related Words
- Admire (verb): To regard with respect and warm approval.
- I admire your dedication.
- Admiring (adjective): Showing or feeling admiration.
- She gave him an admiring glance.
- Admiration (noun): A feeling of respect and approval.
- He looked at the painting with admiration.
- Admirer (noun): A person who admires someone or something.
- She has many admirers of her work.
Synonyms
- Respected
- Esteemed
- Revered
- Appreciated
- Valued
- Praised
Antonyms
- Despised
- Disrespected
- Scorned
- Criticized
- Disliked
Adjective
- regarded with admiration