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Example sentence - We admire his use of the language of love.
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Can you have a sentence using admire?
Example sentence - She could admire his sense of humor without having to speak to him.
How do you use admirable in a sentence?
I admire myself I ADMIRE THE BOY NEXT DOOR. I admire my teachers because they're is very helpful to my education.
Is grammatically correct to say I admire you greatly?
No. It is grammatically correct to say, "I admire you, greatly."
Sentence for adherence?
I had to adhere a piece of wood back on that chipped off.
What is the verb for admire?
The verb for admiration is admire. As in the action "to admire something or someone".
Can you make a sentence with admire?
A simple sentence is,"I admire you." (I like you, I look up to you)
Can you have a sentence using admire?
Example sentence - She could admire his sense of humor without having to speak to him.
How can you use the word admirably in a sentence?
I admire her for her honesty. Don't you just admire that celebrity?
A sentence for admire?
You admire me so much, thanks. I know I deserve it.
What is a good ending sentence for a paragraph talking about someone you admire?
And that's why I admire him/her.
A sentence with admire in it?
he has one admirable quality-he is totally honest.
How do you use the word travel and traveler in a sentence?
The experienced traveller decided to travel to Paris to admire the sights.
How do you use pianist in a sentence?
Pianowizzy must be a fine pianist! I admire the fine pianists throughout the history of music.
Can you give you a sentence using the word admire?
Many people admire the late Steve Jobs.
Use a sentence with emulate?
emulated means you admire and would like to be like your role model so," I emulate my mother".
How do you use admirable in a sentence?
I admire myself I ADMIRE THE BOY NEXT DOOR. I admire my teachers because they're is very helpful to my education.
What is a sentence for the word adherence?
I admire your adherence to your principles.
