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What is another word for Love?

  • beloved

    darling, person

  • dear

    beloved, person

  • affection

    liking, feeling

  • fondness

    liking, feeling

  • passion

    feeling, desire

  • attachment

    liking, feeling

  • sweetheart

    beloved, person

  • devotion

    adoration, liking

  • honey

    beloved, person

  • adore

    admire, behaviour

  • darling

    beloved, person

  • sweet

    beloved, person who is loved by another

  • like

    enjoy, adoration

  • liking

    feeling, passion

  • lover

    darling, person who is loved by another

  • fancy

    desire, adore

  • enjoy

  • dearest

    person who is loved by another

  • amour

    adoration, relationship

  • romance

    relationship, affair

  • worship

    adore, devotion

  • cherish

    adore, behaviour

  • love affair

    relationship, love story

  • pet

    cuddle, activity

  • infatuation

    passion, desire

  • friendship

    liking, passion

  • relish

    enjoy, enjoyment

  • tenderness

    affection, passion

  • dote on

    adore, like

  • regard

    affection, passion

  • delight in

    adore, enjoy

  • care for

  • truelove

    person who is loved by another

  • flame

    infatuation, crush

  • heart

    sympathy, characteristic

  • make love

    have sexual relations

  • lust

    adoration

  • sweetie

    darling

  • affair

    relationship, love story

  • adoration

    devotion, respect

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What is another word for “love”? Below is the list of romantic synonyms for “love” in English. You’ll find the best synonyms with an example sentence to help show context for each word provided in this useful list.

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Here is the romantic list of 32 love synonyms. This synonyms list will help you build up a vocabulary that allows you to converse fluently in English.

  • Admire
  • Fancy
  • Enjoy
  • Adore
  • Prefer
  • Idolize
  • Cherish
  • Desire
  • Like
  • Care for
  • Esteem
  • Glorify
  • Treasure
  • Appreciate
  • Prize
  • Value
  • Dote on
  • Venerate
  • Adulate
  • Choose
  • Leaning
  • Go for
  • Crazy about
  • Fond of
  • Mad for
  • Delight in
  • Extol
  • Savor
  • Respect
  • Honour
  • Worship
  • Hold dear

Examples of Love Synonyms

Love

  • I love you not because of who you are, but because of who I am with you.

Admire

  • I don’t agree with her, but I admire her for sticking to her principles.

Fancy

  • She didn’t fancy the idea of going home in the dark.

Enjoy

  • Enjoy your youth. You’ll never be younger than you are at this very moment.

Adore

  • adore it in the early mornings when the sun is still behind the hill.

Prefer

  • The jacket was a bit busy for my tastes – I’d prefer something a bit plainer.

Idolize

  • It was a pleasure to flog her, to defend her, to scrutinize, criticize, and idolize her.

Cherish

  • I understand you have called content, and you don’t understand is what I cherish.

Desire

  • Therefore, if you desire love, try to realize that the only way to get love is by giving love, that the more you give, the more you get.

Like

  • Do you know something? I don’t think I like that man.

Care for

  • I have to say I don’t much care for modern music.

Esteem

  • esteem it as a privilege to attend this meeting and give a report here.

Glorify

  • The gift was designed to glorify the empire and the giver.

Treasure

  • You’re a wonderful friend, and I treasure you more with every year.

Appreciate

  • We would appreciate it if you could send us your comments.

Value

  • Life is a candle. If burned out, there will no chance for you to start again. Let’s value life.

Dote on

  • You shouldn’t dote on children, for it isn’t good for their growth.

Venerate

  • We were taught to venerate the glorious example of our heroes and martyrs.

Choose

  • What today will be like is up to me, I get to choose what kind of day I will have.

Leaning

  • She did not move; her intent gaze made her look as if she were leaning towards him softly.

Go for

  • Shall we get together on Friday and go for a drink or something?

Crazy about

  • My sister’s absolutely crazy about chocolate whereas I can take it or leave it.

Fond of

  • I am very fond of Michael.

Mad for

  • Everyone’s mad for him and I just don’t see the attraction.

Delight in

  • We delight in the beauties of nature.

Extol

  • Every day I will praise you and extol your name for ever and ever.

Savor

  • savor the feeling of the crinkly old skins through silk gloves, turning them page by page.

Respect

  • You are like a third parent. We all love you and respect you.

Honor

  • Will the government honor its election pledge not to raise taxes?

Worship

  • worship the ground you walk on, you must know that by now.

Hold dear

  • Honor and opportunity in life I hold dear; morality and principle I hold dearer.

Adulate

  • They are fools who adulate every decision of their leaders.

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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:5.0 / 2 votes

  1. love

    Affection is kindly feeling, deep, tender, and constant, going out to some person or object, being less fervent and ardent than love, whether applied to persons or things. Love is an intense and absorbing emotion, drawing one toward a person or object and causing one to appreciate, delight in, and crave the presence or possession of the person or object loved, and to desire to please and benefit the person, or to advance the cause, truth, or other object of affection; it is the yearning or outgoing of soul toward something that is regarded as excellent, beautiful, or desirable; love may be briefly defined as strong and absorbing affection for and attraction toward a person or object. Love may denote the sublimest and holiest spiritual affection as when we are taught that «God is loveCharity has so far swung aside from this original meaning that probably it never can be recalled (compare BENEVOLENCE). The Revised Version uses love in place of charity in 1 Cor. xiii, and elsewhere. Love is more intense, absorbing, and tender than friendship, more intense, impulsive, and perhaps passionate than affection; we speak of fervent love, but of deep or tender affection, or of close, firm, strong friendship. Love is used specifically for personal affection between the sexes in the highest sense, the love that normally leads to marriage, and subsists throughout all happy wedded life. Love can never properly denote mere animal passion, which is expressed by such words as appetite, desire, lust. One may properly be said to have love for animals, for inanimate objects, or for abstract qualities that enlist the affections, as we speak of love for a horse or a dog, for mountains, woods, ocean, or of love of nature, and love of virtue. Love of articles of food is better expressed by liking, as love, in its full sense, expresses something spiritual and reciprocal, such as can have no place in connection with objects that minister merely to the senses. Compare ATTACHMENT; FRIENDSHIP.

    See synonyms for ANTIPATHY; ENMITY; HATRED.

    Synonyms:
    affection, attachment, attraction, charity, devotion, fondness, friendship, liking, regard, tenderness

    Preposition:
    Love of country; for humanity; love to God and man.

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:4.0 / 1 vote

  1. love

    Synonyms:
    affection, attachment, passion, devotion, benevolence, charity, kindness

    Antonyms:
    hatred, dislike, disaffection, alienation, estrangement, bitterness, coldness, indifference, repugnance, infidelity, desertion, unkindness, malice, uncharitableness

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  1. lovenoun

    a strong positive emotion of regard and affection

    «his love for his work»; «children need a lot of love»

    Synonyms:
    dear, sexual love, erotic love, beloved, dearest, love life, making love, lovemaking, passion, honey

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  2. love, passionnoun

    any object of warm affection or devotion

    «the theater was her first love»; «he has a passion for cock fighting»;

    Synonyms:
    erotic love, mania, cacoethes, love life, beloved, passionateness, dearest, passion, warmth, making love, rage, honey, lovemaking, sexual love, dear, heat

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  3. beloved, dear, dearest, honey, lovenoun

    a beloved person; used as terms of endearment

    Synonyms:
    dear, lamb, sexual love, erotic love, beloved, dearest, love life, making love, lovemaking, passion, honey

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  4. love, sexual love, erotic lovenoun

    a deep feeling of sexual desire and attraction

    «their love left them indifferent to their surroundings»; «she was his first love»

    Synonyms:
    dear, sexual love, erotic love, beloved, dearest, love life, making love, lovemaking, passion, honey

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  5. lovenoun

    a score of zero in tennis or squash

    «it was 40 love»

    Synonyms:
    dear, sexual love, erotic love, beloved, dearest, love life, making love, lovemaking, passion, honey

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  6. sexual love, lovemaking, making love, love, love lifeverb

    sexual activities (often including sexual intercourse) between two people

    «his lovemaking disgusted her»; «he hadn’t had any love in months»; «he has a very complicated love life»

    Synonyms:
    dear, sexual love, erotic love, beloved, dearest, love life, making love, lovemaking, passion, honey

    Antonyms:
    hatred, hate, detest

  7. loveverb

    have a great affection or liking for

    «I love French food»; «She loves her boss and works hard for him»

    Synonyms:
    jazz, have sex, do it, enjoy, hump, bang, screw, have intercourse, sleep together, bonk, know, roll in the hay, get it on, lie with, have it away, be intimate, eff, have a go at it, get laid, bed, make out, have it off, sleep with, make love

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  8. love, enjoyverb

    get pleasure from

    «I love cooking»

    Synonyms:
    jazz, have sex, do it, enjoy, hump, bang, screw, relish, have intercourse, sleep together, bonk, know, roll in the hay, get it on, lie with, have it away, be intimate, eff, delight, bask, have a go at it, get laid, bed, make out, have it off, savour, savor, sleep with, revel, make love

    Antonyms:
    hate, hatred, detest

  9. loveverb

    be enamored or in love with

    «She loves her husband deeply»

    Synonyms:
    jazz, have sex, do it, enjoy, hump, bang, screw, have intercourse, sleep together, bonk, know, roll in the hay, get it on, lie with, have it away, be intimate, eff, have a go at it, get laid, bed, make out, have it off, sleep with, make love

    Antonyms:
    hatred, hate, detest

  10. sleep together, roll in the hay, love, make out, make love, sleep with, get laid, have sex, know, do it, be intimate, have intercourse, have it away, have it off, screw, fuck, jazz, eff, hump, lie with, bed, have a go at it, bang, get it on, bonkverb

    have sexual intercourse with

    «This student sleeps with everyone in her dorm»; «Adam knew Eve»; «Were you ever intimate with this man?»

    Synonyms:
    spang, discern, bang, screw, acknowledge, recognise, deal, whop, grapple, get along, bop, distinguish, go to sleep, bash, make love, do, jazz, cheat, roll in the hay, sock, cut, be intimate, retire, pick out, live, eff, go to bed, bonk, recognize, spot, hunch over, slam, do it, chicane, have intercourse, hit the sack, make out, manage, jockey, have sex, tell apart, complete, cognise, neck, whap, fill out, fill in, have a go at it, drive in, bed, have it away, sleep with, enjoy, sack out, hit the hay, contend, hunch forward, issue, hump, get laid, have it off, make do, sleep together, get by, write out, turn in, cope, crawl in, chouse, experience, know, come, get it on, kip down, shaft, fare, lie with, cognize, hunch

    Antonyms:
    hatred, hate, detest

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  1. amory

    from the romance-language amour.

    polyamory: loving multiple others.

    Submitted by rinat on August 11, 2019  

  2. genipapadverb

    genipap means love.

    i genipap you!

    Submitted by fefewpoop on September 7, 2021  

  3. lakshman

    you are a lakshamanan

    Submitted by anonymous on February 17, 2021  

  4. wislynoun

    to have great affection towards someone

    wisly is everywhere

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  1. loveverb

    Synonyms:
    have affection for, regard with affection

  2. loveverb

    Synonyms:
    have a passionate affection for, be in love with, be enamoured of

  3. loveverb

    Synonyms:
    like, be pleased with

  4. loveverb

    Synonyms:
    delight, take pleasure

  5. lovenoun

    Synonyms:
    affection, affectionate regard

  6. lovenoun

    Synonyms:
    attachment, passionate affection, the tender passion

  7. lovenoun

    Synonyms:
    liking, fondness

  8. lovenoun

    Synonyms:
    lover, person beloved

  9. lovenoun

    Synonyms:
    cupid, god of love

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  1. lovenoun

    Synonyms:
    affection, devotion, infatuation, passion, amorousness, amativeness, cupid, eros, venus, aphrodite, amorino, philanthropy, storge

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  1. List of paraphrases for «love»:

    loves, like, likes, amor, ‘amour, iove, adore, amour, loving, romance, sex, oi, adores, amore, loved, affection, iike, ioves, amar, darling, sweetheart, lover, passion, enjoy, christ, liked, iikes, honey, sake, -love

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  1. Sydney Smith:

    Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.

  2. Otis Brawley:

    I’d love to do a study where you look at individual doctors and you look at individual doctor’s outcomes.

  3. Marcos Souza:

    Bolsonaro expresses his love for the dictatorship because he thinks that violence will resolve the countrys problems.

  4. Wendy Holdener:

    Finally I could put two good runs together and bring home the victory, i love the downhill here in Are, I felt really confident.

  5. Jrue Holiday:

    We can’t really dwell on this win, we accept it and we love it, but these games are not stopping.


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Love Synonym

Love Definition and Examples

Meaning of Love: An intense feeling of closeness, caring, and affection. It is commonly a feeling that exists between all forms of social and familial relationships. It is also a bond that exists between living beings that induces a chemical reaction in the brain.

Examples:

  • “It is most likely that the strongest love that exists is between mother and child.”
  • “When two people are in love, it is usually obvious to all those around them.”
  • “Who marrieth for love without money, hath good nights and sorry days.”

Other Words for “Love”

Common synonyms for “love”. 

  • Admire
  • Adore
  • Appreciate
  • Cherish
  • Enjoy
  • Fancy
  • Dote on
  • Honour
  • Respect
  • Savor/ Savour
  • Like

Huge list of 95+ different words to use instead of “love”.

  • Admire
  • Adore
  • Adulate
  • Appreciate
  • Baby
  • Bang
  • Bask
  • Be crazy about
  • Be fond of
  • Be in love
  • Be in love with
  • Be intimate
  • Be nuts about
  • Be partial to
  • Be wild about
  • Bonk
  • Canonize
  • Care
  • Care for
  • Caress
  • Charm
  • Cherish
  • Concern
  • Courting
  • Crush
  • Cuddle
  • Dating
  • Deify
  • Delight
  • Delight in
  • Desire
  • Dig
  • Do it
  • Dote
  • Dote on
  • Dote upon
  • Embrace
  • Enjoy
  • Esteem
  • Exalt
  • Fancy
  • Feel
  • Fond
  • Fondle
  • Girlf
  • Hate
  • Hold
  • Hold dear
  • Honor
  • Hump
  • Idolize
  • Indulge
  • Indulge in
  • Interest
  • Intrigue
  • Jazz
  • Keep
  • Kiss
  • Know
  • Lave
  • Lie with
  • Like
  • Liked
  • Liking
  • Loved one
  • Luxuriate
  • Luxuriate in
  • Maintain
  • Neck
  • Need
  • Praise
  • Prefer
  • Previous
  • Prize
  • Regard
  • Relish
  • Respect
  • Revel
  • Revel in
  • Revere
  • Reverence
  • Savor
  • Savour
  • Screw
  • Sex
  • Shine
  • Shut
  • Stop
  • Take
  • Taste
  • Treasure
  • Value
  • Venerate
  • Want
  • Welcome
  • Wish
  • Worship

“Love” Synonyms with Examples

Admire

  • For example: I really admire your enthusiasm.

Adore

  • For example: It’s obvious that she adores him.

Appreciate

  • For example: Her family doesn’t appreciate her.

Cherish

  • For example: Children need to be cherished.

Enjoy

  • For example: enjoy playing tennis and squash.

Fancy

  • For example: Do you fancy going out this evening?

Dote on

  • For example: He dotes on his children.

Honour

  • For example: One must show honour to one’s parents.

Respect

  • For example: I respect you more than anyone.

Savor/ Savour

  • For example: I wanted to savour every moment.

Like

  • For example: She’s nice. I like her.

More interesting examples with the word “love”

  • “There is no paradise on earth equal to the union of love and innocence.”
  • “Love as in time to come you should hate, and hate as you should in time to come, love.”
  • “Love can turn the cottage into a golden palace.”
  • “Love is like the moon; when it does not increase it decreases.”
  • “Love rules his kingdom without a sword”

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Another word for Love, What is another word Love

Word; Love

Meaning; passion, crush, amour, gallantry, adoration

Another Words For Love

  • passion
  • crush
  • amour
  • gallantry
  • adoration
  • affection
  • fondness
  • compassion
  • affections
  • sympathy
  • lover
  • beloved
  • fancy man
  • sweetheart
  • darling

Learning synonyms (another words) while learning a new language will be much more helpful in speaking and writing. In this way, language learning is carried out more successfully. Examples of synonyms in English may be as follows:

  • Honest – honorable, righteous, fair, trustworthy
  • Intelligence – smart, clever, brilliant, wit
  • Hardworking – diligent, industrious, studious
  • Shy – bashful, diffident
  • Important – main, significant, major, prominent
  • Benefit – utility, advantage
  • Answer – reply, response
  • True – right, real

The words listed above can mean the same with different spelling and pronunciation. Generally, synonyms are known to be used interchangeably. However, in some cases, some words may not replace each other in a sentence.

Here are 800 Another Words List;

Another Words List – A
abandon – desert
abbreviate – shorten
ability – aptitude
able – qualified
above – overhead
abundant – ample
accurate – correct
achieve – accomplish
adjourn – recess
advocate – support
after – following
afraid – scared
aggressive – militant
aid – assist
always – forever
amateur – novice
ambitious – driven
antagonize – embitter
apparent – obvious,evident
approve – ratify,endorse
arrive – come
arrogant – stuck-up
awful – atrocious
awkward – clumsy

Another Words List – B
ban – prohibit
barren – unproductive
bashful – shy
beautiful – pretty,
before – prior
beginning – start
blend – mix
bottom – base
brave – heroic
break – burst
brief – short
broad – wide,expansive
busy – active
buy – purchase

Another Words List – C
calm – quiet
capture – arrest
care – concern
careful – watchful
cease – stop,
certain – positive
charming – enchanting
chilly – cool
chubby – plump
comical – amusing
complex – complicated
competent – capable
comprehend – grasp
complete – conclude
complex – intricate
compress – crush
concrete – real
concur – agree
condemn – ,denounce
condense – compress
confess – admit
confine – contain
conflict – oppose
conflict – fight
contaminate – pollute
contented – satisfied
continue – persevere
convalesce – heal
convenient – handy
cozy – comfortable
cranky – irritable
crazy – daft
cruel – mean
cry – sob

Another Words List – D
dally – linger
damage – hurt
dangerous – perilous
daring – bold
dark – dismal
dawn – daybreak
dead – lifeless
dilute – weaken
drab – dull
drastic – severe
dreadful – terrible
dry – arid,parched
dubious – doubtful
dull – blunt
dumb – dense

Another Words List – E
early – beforetime
easy – simple
eccentric – unusual
ecstasy – elation
explicit – exact
exquisite – delightful
exterior – outside
extravagant – luxurious

Another Words List – F
fabulous – marvelous
face – confront
fair – honest
fake – artificial
false – incorrect
fancy – ornate
fantastic – outrageous
fast – rapid
fat – chubby
fatal – deadly
fatigue – tire
feasible – possible
feeble – weak
ferocious – fierce
fertile – fruitful
fiction – fantasy
frigid – freezing
frivolous – trivial
front – fore
full – packed
furious – enraged
future – coming

Another Words List – G
gain – acquire
gallant – chivalrous
gather – accumulate
gaudy – showy
gaunt – scrawny
generous – giving
gentle – mild
good – nice
gratitude – thankfulness
great – outstanding

Another Words List – H
handy – useful
hard – firm
hate – loathe
help – aid
high – lofty
hold – grip
honest – sincere
hospitable – welcoming
hostile – antagonistic
huge – vast
humble – modest
humiliate – embarrass

Another Words List – I
identical – alike
idle – inactive
ignorant – uninformed
immaculate – pure
immature – inexperienced
immune – resistant
inferior – lesser
infuriate – enrage
intermittent – sporadic
internal – inner

Another Words List – J,K,L
jolly – merry
jubilant – overjoyed
keep – save
kind – considerate
lament – mourn
large – big
last – final
least – fewest
legible – readable
lenient – lax
listless – lethargic
logical – sensible
long – lengthy
loose – slack,limp
lure – attract
luxurious – extravagant

Another Words List – M
magnify – expand
mandatory – required
maneuver – manipulate
maximum – greatest
meager – scanty
mean – unkind
mediocre – fair
momentous – important
monotonous – boring
moral – righteous
morbid – ghastly
morose – moody
mourn – lament
mysterious – occult

Another Words List – N
naughty – wrong
neat – clean
negligent – derelict
nervous – flustered
neutral – impartial
new – unused
nice – pleasing
nonchalant – indifferent
normal – ordinary
numerous – abundant

Another Words List – O


obey – mind
oblivious – dazed
obnoxious – abominable
observe – examine
obsolete – dated
obstinate – stubborn

Another Words List – P
painstaking – precise
passive – compliant
past – former
patience – tolerance
peculiar – weird
perfect – flawless
pretty – lovely
prevalent – widespread
prevent – prohibit
probable – liable
proficient – adept
profit – gain
prohibit – forbid
prominent – eminent
prompt – punctual
prosperous – successful
proud – elated
push – shove,propel

Another Words List – Q,R
qualified – competent
question – interrogate
quiet – silent
quit – cease
racket – noise
radiant – luminous
raise – hoist
ratify – approve
rational – logical
retaliate – avenge
reveal – disclose
risky – hazardous
rowdy – boisterous
rude – impolite

Another Words List – S
sad – unhappy
same – alike
savage – uncivilized
save – preserve
scarce – scanty
scrawny – skinny
seize – apprehend
separate – divide
serene – peaceful
serious – grave
shrewd – cunning
subsequent – following
successful – thriving
sufficient – ample
superb – magnificent
suppress – restrain
surplus – excess
swift – fast,speedy,hasty
synthetic – artificial

Another Words List – T
tall – high
tangible – concrete
taut – tense,tight,stiff
tender – delicate
terrible – dreadful
thaw – melt,defrost
thrifty – economical
thrive – prosper
total – whole,entire
trivial – insignificant
turbulent – tumultuous
turmoil – commotion

Another Words List – U,V
unbiased – impartial
upset – perturb,ruffle
urgent – crucial
vacant – unoccupied
vague – unclear
valiant – courageous
vibrate – quiver,tremble
vicious – malicious
victory – triumph,win
virtuous – righteous
vulgar – offensive,uncouth

Another Words List – W
wealth – riches,prosperity
weary – tired,fatigued
wholehearted – earnest
wild – uncivilized
win – triumph,prevail
wise – knowing,smart
wonderful – marvelous
worn – used
wrong – mistaken

Another Words List – Y,Z
yield – produce
zenith – peak,pinnacle

What is another word for love?

1571 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ lˈʌv], [ lˈʌv], [ l_ˈʌ_v]

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Similar words for love:

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • other relevant words (interjection)

  • admiration (noun)

  • adoration; very strong liking (noun)

  • adore (noun)

  • affair (noun)

  • affection (noun)

  • affection, high regard (noun)

  • aloha (noun)

  • ambition (noun)

  • amour (noun)

  • appreciation (noun)

  • attachment (noun)

  • bang (noun)

  • beau (noun)

  • bed (noun)

  • be intimate (noun)

  • beloved (noun)

  • beloved person (noun)

  • bonk (noun)

  • boyfriend (noun)

  • captivation (noun)

  • charity (noun)

  • cognition (noun)

  • commitment; loyalty (noun)

  • constancy (noun)

  • courtship (noun)

  • darling (noun)

  • dear (noun)

  • dearest (noun)

  • desire (noun)

  • devotion (noun)

  • do it (noun)

  • dote on (noun)

  • eff (noun)

  • emotion (noun)

  • excitement, enthusiasm (noun)

  • faith hope and charity (noun)

  • favorite (noun)

  • fervor (noun)

  • friendship (noun)

  • fuck (noun)

  • gentleness (noun)

  • get it on (noun)

  • get laid (noun)

  • grace (noun)

  • great appreciation of something (noun)

  • greeting (noun)

  • have a go at it (noun)

  • have intercourse (noun)

  • have it away (noun)

  • have it off (noun)

  • have sex (noun)

  • heart (noun)

  • honor, integrity (noun)

  • honoring, glorification (noun)

  • hump (noun)

  • jazz (noun)

  • kindness, compassion (noun)

  • know (noun)

  • lenity (noun)

  • libidinousness (noun)

  • lie with (noun)

  • liking (noun)

  • liking or taste for (noun)

  • love affair (noun)

  • love life (noun)

  • lovemaking (noun)

  • making love (noun)

  • mental state (noun)

  • nice person (noun)

  • outstanding example (noun)

  • paragon (noun)

  • partiality (noun)

  • peace (noun)

  • regard (noun)

  • regards (noun)

  • relish (noun)

  • reverence (noun)

  • romance (noun)

  • sexual love (noun)

  • sleep with (noun)

  • strong desire for success (noun)

  • strong fondness (noun)

  • swain (noun)

  • sweetheart (noun)

  • sweetie (noun)

  • sweetie pie (noun)

  • tenderness (noun)

  • tennis (noun)

  • thankfulness (noun)

  • theological virtue (noun)

  • virtue (noun)

  • worship (noun)

  • zero (noun)

  • appreciate (verb)

  • canonize (verb)

  • care (verb)

  • cherish (verb)

  • choose (verb)

  • cuddle (verb)

  • dandle (verb)

  • delight in (verb)

  • dig (verb)

  • dote on/dote upon (verb)

  • enjoy (verb)

  • esteem (verb)

  • fondle (verb)

  • hug (verb)

  • idolize (verb)

  • like (verb)

  • live (verb)

  • love (verb)

  • luxuriate (verb)

  • revere/reverence (verb)

  • sympathize (verb)

  • treasure (verb)

  • worship (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • canonize

  • cherish

  • choose

  • cosset

  • courting

  • faithfulness

  • idolize

  • like

  • live

  • mercy

  • other relevant words

  • sensationalism

  • sentimentality

  • worship

How to use «love» in context?

Paraphrases
for love

Homophones for love

Hypernyms for love

Hyponyms for love

Antonyms for love

  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • behaviour,
    • characteristic,
    • beloved,
    • feeling.
  • interj.

    Other relevant words: (interjection)

    • Merry Christmas.
  • n.

    • appreciation,
    • admiration,
    • the light of someone’s life,
    • romantic,
    • someone’s baby,
    • admirer,
    • the apple of someone’s eye.

    • inclination,
    • penchant,
    • predilection,
    • zest,
    • awe.

    • lover,
    • worship the ground someone walks on.

    • can’t get enough of something,
    • be infatuated,
    • quite like/enjoy something,
    • eat it up,
    • like the sound of something,
    • be one for (doing) something,
    • not be averse to something.

    • savior,
    • fairy godmother,
    • angel,
    • star,
    • samaritan,
    • mensch,
    • go-to guy,
    • saint.

    • pardner,
    • sugar,
    • babe,
    • sister,
    • bud,
    • BRO,
    • my man,
    • baby.

    • have your fun,
    • take/find pleasure in (doing) something,
    • amour.

    • connect,
    • brotherhood,
    • togetherness,
    • fraternity,
    • goodwill,
    • companionship,
    • loyalty.

    • mac,
    • minion,
    • miss,
    • sweet,
    • sonny,
    • buddy,
    • mister,
    • sweetie,
    • truelove,
    • buster,
    • madam,
    • ma’am,
    • dude.

    • sincerely yours,
    • herewith,
    • Yours faithfully,
    • Yours,
    • Dear Sir,
    • postscript,
    • kind regards.

    admiration (noun)

    • approval,
    • favor,
    • praise,
    • adoration,
    • approbation,
    • obeisance,
    • liking,
    • Valuing,
    • idolization,
    • wonder,
    • applause,
    • honor,
    • estimation,
    • Marveling,
    • glorification,
    • Prizing,
    • pleasure,
    • homage,
    • veneration,
    • recognition,
    • love,
    • account,
    • wonderment.

    adoration; very strong liking (noun)

    • case.

    adore (noun)

    • adore.

    affair (noun)

    • intimacy,
    • liaison,
    • fling,
    • affaire,
    • thing together,
    • extracurricular activity,
    • relationship,
    • goings-on,
    • intrigue,
    • carrying on,
    • two-timing,
    • rendezvous,
    • playing around,
    • hanky-panky,
    • romance.

    affection (noun)

    • friendship,
    • friendliness,
    • good will,
    • endearment,
    • heart,
    • Amore,
    • tie,
    • propensity,
    • solicitude,
    • respect,
    • sentiment,
    • regard,
    • kindness,
    • warmth,
    • itch,
    • desire.

    affection, high regard (noun)

    • attachment.

    aloha (noun)

    • hellos.

    ambition (noun)

    • eagerness,
    • earnestness,
    • longing,
    • vigor,
    • push,
    • hunger,
    • hope,
    • drive,
    • pretension,
    • fire in belly,
    • energy,
    • aspiration,
    • emulation,
    • enthusiasm,
    • craving,
    • get up and go,
    • right stuff,
    • avidity,
    • enterprise,
    • spirit,
    • striving,
    • thirst,
    • initiative,
    • appetite,
    • keenness.

    amour (noun)

    • entanglement.

    appreciation (noun)

    • aesthetic sense,
    • high regards,
    • responsivenesss,
    • under standings,
    • under standing,
    • thankfulness,
    • responsivenessses,
    • under-standing,
    • under-standings,
    • Sympathies,
    • aesthetic senses,
    • high regard,
    • sensitivities.

    attachment (noun)

    • possessiveness,
    • possessivenesses.

    bang (noun)

    • bang.

    beau (noun)

    • honey,
    • Inamoratos,
    • true love,
    • gentleman callers,
    • gentleman friend,
    • fiance,
    • steadies,
    • gentleman friends,
    • cavaliers,
    • true loves,
    • steady,
    • swain,
    • gentleman caller,
    • inamorato.

    bed (noun)

    • bed.

    be intimate (noun)

    • be intimate.

    beloved (noun)

    • tootsies,
    • numero uno,
    • first and lasts,
    • numero unos,
    • girlfriend,
    • love of my life,
    • one and only,
    • tootsie,
    • one onlies,
    • object affection,
    • first last,
    • love my life,
    • one only,
    • be-loved,
    • object of affection,
    • first and last,
    • be loved,
    • dearests,
    • first lasts,
    • one and onlies.

    beloved person (noun)

    • dear.

    bonk (noun)

    • bonk.

    boyfriend (noun)

    • beau.

    captivation (noun)

    • infatuation.

    charity (noun)

    • CARITAS,
    • humaneness,
    • agapai,
    • tenderheartedness,
    • humanenesses,
    • caritases,
    • Agapae,
    • tenderheartednesses,
    • humanities.

    cognition (noun)

    • passion.

    commitment; loyalty (noun)

    • devotion.

    constancy (noun)

    • trustworthiness,
    • un-failingness,
    • de terminations,
    • unchangeableness,
    • de-termination,
    • devotedness,
    • re-solutions,
    • re-solution,
    • regularity,
    • un failingness,
    • de termination,
    • devotednesses,
    • dependabilities,
    • re solutions,
    • abidingness,
    • dependability,
    • abidingnesses,
    • un-changeablenesses,
    • un changeableness,
    • un-failingnesses,
    • un failingnesses,
    • staunchnesses,
    • truthfulness,
    • de-terminations,
    • unchangeablenesses,
    • staunchness,
    • un changeablenesses,
    • trustworthinesses,
    • trustinesses,
    • unfailingnesses,
    • trustiness,
    • un-changeableness,
    • unfailingness.

    courtship (noun)

    • courtings,
    • wooings,
    • keeping companies,
    • keeping company.

    darling (noun)

    • jewel,
    • precious,
    • darling,
    • pet,
    • idol,
    • sweetheart,
    • treasure,
    • favorite.

    dear (noun)

    • loved one,
    • loved ones.

    dearest (noun)

    • dearest.

    desire (noun)

    • pruriency,
    • yearning,
    • doting,
    • salacity,
    • prurience,
    • libidinousness,
    • salacities,
    • lustfulness.

    devotion (noun)

    • religiousness,
    • in tensity,
    • in-tensity,
    • piousness,
    • in tensities,
    • religiosity,
    • devotements,
    • Religionism,
    • Devotement,
    • in-tensities.

    do it (noun)

    • do it.

    dote on (noun)

    • dote.

    eff (noun)

    • eff.

    emotion (noun)

    • excitability,
    • responsiveness,
    • vibes,
    • vibe,
    • empathy.

    excitement, enthusiasm (noun)

    • fervor.

    faith hope and charity (noun)

    • theological virtue.

    favorite (noun)

    • teacher’s pet,
    • teachers pet,
    • FAVE,
    • teacher pet,
    • CHALKS,
    • teacher pets,
    • faves,
    • frontrunner,
    • shoo-in,
    • chalk,
    • teachers pets,
    • teacher’s pets.

    fervor (noun)

    • Ardency,
    • fervency,
    • zealousnesses,
    • zealousness,
    • ardencies,
    • wholeheartedness,
    • wholeheartednesses.

    friendship (noun)

    • comity,
    • Comities,
    • rapport,
    • amicability,
    • favoritism,
    • amicabilities.

    fuck (noun)

    • fuck.

    gentleness (noun)

    • tenderness.

    get it on (noun)

    • get it on.

    get laid (noun)

    • get laid.

    grace (noun)

    • forbearance,
    • lenience,
    • mercifulness,
    • compassionatenesses,
    • compassionateness.

    great appreciation of something (noun)

    • relish.

    greeting (noun)

    • aloha.

    have a go at it (noun)

    • have a go at it.

    have intercourse (noun)

    • have intercourse.

    have it away (noun)

    • have it away.

    have it off (noun)

    • have it off.

    have sex (noun)

    • have sex.

    heart (noun)

    • dis position,
    • dis positions,
    • dis-position,
    • dis-positions,
    • Palates.

    honor, integrity (noun)

    • virtue.

    honoring, glorification (noun)

    • worship.

    hump (noun)

    • hump.

    jazz (noun)

    • jazz.

    kindness, compassion (noun)

    • charity.

    know (noun)

    • know.

    lenity (noun)

    • lenity.

    libidinousness (noun)

    • erotism.

    lie with (noun)

    • lie with.

    liking (noun)

    • velleity.

    liking or taste for (noun)

    • fondness.

    love affair (noun)

    • triangles,
    • romantic affair,
    • sexual relationship outside of marriage,
    • infidelity,
    • illicit love,
    • triangle,
    • forbidden love,
    • affaire de coeur,
    • affair of the heart,
    • romantic affairs.

    love life (noun)

    • love life.

    lovemaking (noun)

    • lovemaking.

    making love (noun)

    • making love.

    mental state (noun)

    • emotion.

    nice person (noun)

    • sweetie pie.

    outstanding example (noun)

    • paragon.

    paragon (noun)

    • Peaches,
    • cynosure,
    • lovelies,
    • peach,
    • sublimations,
    • cynosures,
    • sublimation,
    • ultimates,
    • gem.

    partiality (noun)

    • pre disposition,
    • druthers,
    • pre dispositions,
    • cup tea,
    • pre-dispositions,
    • pre-disposition,
    • drutherses,
    • inclinings,
    • partiality.

    peace (noun)

    • pacification,
    • pacifism.

    regard (noun)

    • re gard,
    • re-gard,
    • cherishings.

    regards (noun)

    • love and kisses,
    • love kiss,
    • re-gards,
    • devoir,
    • love and kiss,
    • good wishes,
    • re gards,
    • good wish,
    • devoirs,
    • love kisses.

    relish (noun)

    • Sapor,
    • enjoyings,
    • lovings,
    • sapidities,
    • sapidity.

    reverence (noun)

    • obsequiousness,
    • high esteems,
    • high esteem,
    • deification,
    • deifications,
    • obsequiousnesses.

    romance (noun)

    • love story,
    • love stories.

    sexual love (noun)

    • sexual love.

    sleep with (noun)

    • sleep with.

    strong desire for success (noun)

    • ambition.

    strong fondness (noun)

    • affection.

    swain (noun)

    • wooer.

    sweetheart (noun)

    • valentine,
    • valentines,
    • lovebirds,
    • sweets.

    sweetie (noun)

    • light of one’s life.

    sweetie pie (noun)

    • sweetie-pie.

    tenderness (noun)

    • lovingness,
    • lovingnesses,
    • softheartedness,
    • softheartednesses.

    tennis (noun)

    • break,
    • ace,
    • clay,
    • alley,
    • break point,
    • ball girl,
    • ball boy,
    • the Davis Cup,
    • advantage.

    thankfulness (noun)

    • gratefulness.

    theological virtue (noun)

    • supernatural virtue,
    • supernatural virtues.

    virtue (noun)

    • innocence,
    • good point,
    • ethicality,
    • high-mindedness,
    • worthiness,
    • good points.

    worship (noun)

    • church service,
    • beatifications,
    • beatification.

    zero (noun)

    • Nils,
    • shutouts,
    • nought,
    • naughts,
    • shutout,
    • oughts,
    • lowest point,
    • ought.
  • v.

    appreciate (verb)

    • applaud,
    • extol,
    • apprise,
    • savor.

    canonize (verb)

    • be-saints,
    • be-sainting,
    • besainting,
    • be sainted,
    • putting on pedestal,
    • puts a pedestal,
    • puts pedestal,
    • besainted,
    • idolatrizes,
    • be sainting,
    • be-saint,
    • Idolatrizing,
    • be-sainted,
    • putting a pedestal,
    • be saints,
    • put pedestal,
    • Idolatrized,
    • putting pedestal,
    • puts on pedestal,
    • be saint,
    • put a pedestal,
    • puts on a pedestal,
    • besaints,
    • putting on a pedestal.

    care (verb)

    • de-sired,
    • de sired,
    • de-siring,
    • am crazy about,
    • is crazy about,
    • were crazy about,
    • was fond of,
    • wert crazy about,
    • finding congenial,
    • being fond of,
    • are fond of,
    • holding dear,
    • wert fond of,
    • wast fond of,
    • are crazy about,
    • takes to,
    • found congenial,
    • wast crazy about,
    • took to,
    • art crazy about,
    • de siring,
    • was crazy about,
    • taking to,
    • were fond of,
    • is fond of,
    • finds congenial,
    • holds dear,
    • being crazy about,
    • art fond of.

    cherish (verb)

    • cleaves to,
    • hold high esteem,
    • de-fended,
    • de fended,
    • pre served,
    • clave to,
    • pre-serve,
    • holds high esteem,
    • pre serves,
    • de fending,
    • clove to,
    • pre-serving,
    • de-fends,
    • pre-served,
    • holding high esteem,
    • de-fending,
    • holds in high esteem,
    • clung to,
    • apprizes,
    • pre serve,
    • cleaved to,
    • de-fend,
    • cleaving to,
    • pre serving,
    • holding in high esteem,
    • de fend,
    • clinging to,
    • held high esteem,
    • cleft to,
    • de fends,
    • pre-serves.

    choose (verb)

    • made up one’s mind,
    • discriminates between,
    • make ones mind,
    • ex tracts,
    • makes up one mind,
    • pre destine,
    • make mind,
    • drew lots,
    • opted for,
    • makes up mind,
    • made up one mind,
    • making ones mind,
    • sifts out,
    • fixt on,
    • draws lots,
    • pre-destining,
    • settles up on,
    • fixing on,
    • made decision,
    • feeling disposed to,
    • discriminated between,
    • fixes on,
    • makes one’s mind,
    • saw fit,
    • decides on,
    • felt disposed to,
    • deciding on,
    • makes mind,
    • making decision,
    • sets aside,
    • makes decision,
    • settling upon,
    • pre destining,
    • makes ones mind,
    • making one’s mind,
    • made one mind,
    • settle up on,
    • makes up ones mind,
    • singles out,
    • discriminating between,
    • sifted out,
    • ex tract,
    • made up mind,
    • made up ones mind,
    • fixed on,
    • pre destined,
    • committed oneself,
    • making up mind,
    • settles upon,
    • seeing fit,
    • made choice,
    • pre-destine,
    • commits oneself,
    • making one mind,
    • making mind,
    • settling up on,
    • make one mind,
    • decided on,
    • committing oneself,
    • settled up on,
    • made ones mind,
    • sees fit,
    • feels disposed to,
    • make up one mind,
    • make up ones mind,
    • make one’s mind,
    • ex-tracts,
    • pre destines,
    • makes choice,
    • co opt,
    • makes one mind,
    • making choice,
    • ex-tract,
    • pre-destines,
    • pre-destined,
    • made one’s mind,
    • makes up one’s mind,
    • making up one mind,
    • making up ones mind,
    • made mind.

    cuddle (verb)

    • curling up,
    • feeling up,
    • curls up,
    • feels up.

    dandle (verb)

    • rid on knee,
    • rides on knee,
    • ride knee,
    • rode on knee,
    • rode knee,
    • rides knee,
    • rid knee,
    • riding on knee,
    • toys with,
    • toying with,
    • riding knee.

    delight in (verb)

    • lives it up,
    • glories in,
    • was content,
    • feasts on,
    • are content,
    • getting high on,
    • reveled in,
    • live little,
    • grooves on,
    • were pleased,
    • living up,
    • indulging in,
    • am content,
    • grooving on,
    • feasted on,
    • lives a little,
    • grooved on,
    • get kick out of,
    • got high on,
    • amuses oneself,
    • am pleased,
    • wast content,
    • indulges in,
    • lived a little,
    • lives little,
    • got off on,
    • live up,
    • art content,
    • wast pleased,
    • were content,
    • art pleased,
    • lived little,
    • gotten high on,
    • is content,
    • living a little,
    • indulged in,
    • glorying in,
    • getting off on,
    • lives up,
    • gloried in,
    • luxuriates in,
    • luxuriating in,
    • reveling in,
    • lived up,
    • living little,
    • revelling in,
    • was pleased,
    • is pleased,
    • revels in,
    • gat high on,
    • gotten off on,
    • gat off on,
    • being content,
    • amusing oneself,
    • lived it up,
    • revelled in,
    • are pleased,
    • gets high on,
    • gets off on,
    • amused oneself,
    • wert content,
    • wert pleased,
    • luxuriated in,
    • being pleased.

    dig (verb)

    • under stands,
    • under stood,
    • under-stands,
    • under-stood,
    • under stand.

    dote on/dote upon (verb)

    • was sweet on,
    • am sweet on,
    • is sweet on,
    • wert infatuated with,
    • wert sweet on,
    • wast infatuated with,
    • art sweet on,
    • were sweet on,
    • were infatuated with,
    • being infatuated with,
    • dote up on,
    • being sweet on,
    • was infatuated with,
    • are infatuated with,
    • art infatuated with,
    • wast sweet on,
    • is infatuated with,
    • are sweet on.

    enjoy (verb)

    • gat a charge out of,
    • painting town,
    • hath good time,
    • gotten charge out of,
    • gets a charge out of,
    • drunk in,
    • getting a charge out of,
    • have ball,
    • cottoned to,
    • has fun,
    • gets charge out of,
    • rejoices in,
    • rejoicing in,
    • gat charge out of,
    • has a good time,
    • has good time,
    • are entertained,
    • haddest good time,
    • got charge out of,
    • haddest fun,
    • having a good time,
    • is entertained,
    • took joy in,
    • wast entertained,
    • paints town,
    • takes joy in,
    • rejoiced in,
    • being entertained,
    • hath a good time,
    • am entertained,
    • freaked out on,
    • painted the town,
    • taking joy in,
    • hadst a good time,
    • get charge out of,
    • were entertained,
    • painted town,
    • hadst good time,
    • was entertained,
    • cottons to,
    • hath fun,
    • painting the town,
    • have good time,
    • paints the town,
    • wert entertained,
    • hast fun,
    • paint town,
    • flips over,
    • freaks out on,
    • drank in,
    • thrilled to,
    • hast a good time,
    • had good time,
    • got a charge out of,
    • haddest a good time,
    • hast good time,
    • gotten a charge out of,
    • having good time,
    • drinks in,
    • hadst fun,
    • thrills to,
    • freaking out on,
    • thrilling to,
    • getting charge out of,
    • flipping over.

    esteem (verb)

    • regards highly,
    • thinks world of,
    • thought world of,
    • regarded highly,
    • thinks the world of,
    • regarding highly,
    • thinking world of,
    • thinking the world of,
    • think world of,
    • thought the world of.

    fondle (verb)

    • makes love to,
    • played footsie,
    • bear hugged,
    • making love to,
    • made love to,
    • playing footsie,
    • plays footsie,
    • bear hugging.

    hug (verb)

    • is near to,
    • folded arms,
    • took one’s arms,
    • take one’s arms,
    • took in ones arms,
    • lies close,
    • holding onto,
    • kept close,
    • staid near,
    • taking in one arms,
    • wert near to,
    • take one arms,
    • art near to,
    • fold arms,
    • folding arms,
    • folded in arms,
    • re-tains,
    • taking in ones arms,
    • took one arms,
    • taking in arms,
    • takes arms,
    • takes in one arms,
    • folding in arms,
    • keeping close,
    • re tains,
    • lay close,
    • took in one’s arms,
    • taking one arms,
    • re tain,
    • wast near to,
    • take in one arms,
    • were near to,
    • folds in arms,
    • taking one’s arms,
    • takes one’s arms,
    • being near to,
    • taking arms,
    • takes in arms,
    • follows closely,
    • takes in ones arms,
    • re-tain,
    • taking ones arms,
    • take ones arms,
    • takes in one’s arms,
    • holds onto,
    • folds arms,
    • took in one arms,
    • takes ones arms,
    • enbosoming,
    • stays near,
    • followed closely,
    • taking in one’s arms,
    • staying near,
    • take in ones arms,
    • takes one arms,
    • took ones arms,
    • lied close,
    • lying close,
    • held onto,
    • following closely,
    • took arms,
    • took in arms,
    • was near to,
    • enbosoms,
    • enbosomed,
    • stayed near.

    idolize (verb)

    • bows down.

    like (verb)

    • being partial to,
    • ex claim,
    • taking interest in,
    • ex claiming,
    • are partial to,
    • am keen on,
    • took interest in,
    • ex-claim,
    • found appealing,
    • taking satisfaction in,
    • take interest in,
    • finding appealing,
    • is partial to,
    • was gratified by,
    • are pleased by,
    • taking an interest in,
    • took satisfaction in,
    • were keen on,
    • wast keen on,
    • being gratified by,
    • wast pleased by,
    • wast gratified by,
    • are gratified by,
    • stucks on,
    • derives pleasure from,
    • is keen on,
    • takes delight in,
    • am gratified by,
    • deriving pleasure from,
    • takes an interest in,
    • taking delight in,
    • being keen on,
    • cares to,
    • stucked on,
    • were pleased by,
    • caring to,
    • ex claims,
    • are keen on,
    • takes satisfaction in,
    • am partial to,
    • stucking on,
    • were partial to,
    • was pleased by,
    • cared to,
    • is gratified by,
    • wert pleased by,
    • being pleased by,
    • wert gratified by,
    • art partial to,
    • wast partial to,
    • finds appealing,
    • takes interest in,
    • took an interest in,
    • was partial to,
    • derived pleasure from,
    • ex claimed,
    • art gratified by,
    • took delight in,
    • am pleased by,
    • were gratified by,
    • wert keen on,
    • ex-claiming,
    • art keen on,
    • ex-claimed,
    • was keen on,
    • wert partial to,
    • art pleased by,
    • ex-claims,
    • is pleased by.

    live (verb)

    • de lighted,
    • was happy,
    • making most of,
    • takes pleasure,
    • de-lighted,
    • is happy,
    • are happy,
    • took pleasure,
    • make most of,
    • art happy,
    • de lighting,
    • makes the most of,
    • were happy,
    • wast happy,
    • wert happy,
    • making the most of,
    • being happy,
    • am happy,
    • taking pleasure,
    • de-lighting,
    • makes most of,
    • made most of.

    love (verb)

    • gone on,
    • deify,
    • hold high,
    • lick,
    • feel,
    • draw close,
    • adulate,
    • hold,
    • be in love with,
    • be fascinated with,
    • woo,
    • have affection for,
    • kiss,
    • shine,
    • wild for,
    • lose one’s heart to,
    • prefer,
    • be enchanted by,
    • stroke,
    • be attached to,
    • press,
    • thrive with,
    • be enamored of,
    • neck,
    • tryst,
    • admire,
    • cling,
    • long for,
    • look tenderly,
    • have it bad,
    • prize,
    • court,
    • go for,
    • exalt,
    • caress,
    • take into one’s arms,
    • be captivated by,
    • infatuate,
    • soothe,
    • embrace,
    • clasp,
    • make love.

    luxuriate (verb)

    • in creasing,
    • over done,
    • over-did,
    • is in clover,
    • takes easy,
    • lives in luxury,
    • lives high hog,
    • lives extravagantly,
    • taking easy,
    • lives high on hog,
    • lived high hog,
    • living high on hog,
    • over did,
    • take easy,
    • in creases,
    • were clover,
    • in-crease,
    • lived high on hog,
    • lives luxury,
    • living luxury,
    • over-does,
    • was clover,
    • being clover,
    • was in clover,
    • wast clover,
    • wert in clover,
    • be clover,
    • living extravagantly,
    • took it easy,
    • wert clover,
    • being in clover,
    • were in clover,
    • am in clover,
    • live high hog,
    • am clover,
    • over does,
    • over-doing,
    • are clover,
    • lived extravagantly,
    • is clover,
    • live luxury,
    • art clover,
    • are in clover,
    • lived luxury,
    • wast in clover,
    • living high hog,
    • in crease,
    • art in clover,
    • living in luxury,
    • lived in luxury,
    • in-creased,
    • over doing,
    • in-creases,
    • took easy.

    revere/reverence (verb)

    • art awe of,
    • were awe of,
    • hold awe,
    • be awe of,
    • holding awe,
    • am awe of,
    • paid homage,
    • is in awe of,
    • am in awe of,
    • was awe of,
    • held awe,
    • holds in awe,
    • holds awe,
    • is awe of,
    • being awe of,
    • deferring to,
    • defers to,
    • wast in awe of,
    • thinking highly of,
    • were in awe of,
    • was in awe of,
    • payed homage,
    • art in awe of,
    • holding in awe,
    • wert awe of,
    • are awe of,
    • thinks highly of,
    • pays homage,
    • paying homage,
    • wert in awe of,
    • are in awe of,
    • wast awe of,
    • being in awe of.

    sympathize (verb)

    • being accord,
    • were there for,
    • had compassion,
    • am there for,
    • am understanding,
    • wert there for,
    • emphathizing,
    • feels heart go out to,
    • grieving with,
    • showing tenderness,
    • are in accord,
    • shows tenderness,
    • wert accord,
    • sharing anothers sorrow,
    • hath compassion,
    • being in accord,
    • are accord,
    • hadst compassion,
    • were sympathy,
    • bleeds for,
    • emphathized,
    • be accord,
    • picking upon,
    • wast there for,
    • showed kindliness,
    • wert sympathy,
    • am sympathy,
    • sides with,
    • were accord,
    • be sympathy,
    • is in accord,
    • is in sympathy,
    • is kind to,
    • shared another sorrow,
    • being sympathy,
    • art there for,
    • is there for,
    • picked up on,
    • wast understanding,
    • was there for,
    • is understanding,
    • was in accord,
    • picks up on,
    • are sympathy,
    • wert in accord,
    • wast in sympathy,
    • bleeding for,
    • being there for,
    • was sympathy,
    • tunes in,
    • shows kindliness,
    • wert kind to,
    • art in accord,
    • art in sympathy,
    • emphathizes,
    • sharing another sorrow,
    • were kind to,
    • was understanding,
    • being kind to,
    • having compassion,
    • pick upon,
    • share anothers sorrow,
    • wert understanding,
    • hast compassion,
    • are in sympathy,
    • offering consolation,
    • wast sympathy,
    • was in sympathy,
    • sided with,
    • wast accord,
    • wast kind to,
    • were understanding,
    • shares another sorrow,
    • art understanding,
    • am accord,
    • are understanding,
    • offers consolation,
    • were in sympathy,
    • shares another’s sorrow,
    • being understanding,
    • grieved with,
    • art sympathy,
    • shared another’s sorrow,
    • showing kindliness,
    • picks upon,
    • share another sorrow,
    • siding with,
    • showed tenderness,
    • are kind to,
    • were in accord,
    • bled for,
    • wert in sympathy,
    • feeling heart go out to,
    • wast in accord,
    • offered consolation,
    • is sympathy,
    • haddest compassion,
    • was accord,
    • felt heart go out to,
    • am in accord,
    • am kind to,
    • sharing another’s sorrow,
    • art accord,
    • art kind to,
    • shared anothers sorrow,
    • was kind to,
    • is accord,
    • are there for,
    • has compassion,
    • being in sympathy,
    • shares anothers sorrow,
    • grieves with.

    treasure (verb)

    • idiolizes,
    • idiolizing,
    • idiolized.

    worship (verb)

    • offered prayers to,
    • prayed to,
    • prays to,
    • sung praises to,
    • paid homage to,
    • offering prayers to,
    • bows down to,
    • praying to,
    • bowing down to,
    • paying homage to,
    • offers prayers to,
    • singing praises to,
    • sings praises to,
    • sang praises to,
    • bowed down to,
    • payed homage to,
    • pays homage to.
  • Other synonyms:

    • conciliation,
    • hateable,
    • LUV,
    • amigo,
    • worshiper,
    • deference,
    • votary,
    • philander,
    • camaraderie,
    • Reconcilement,
    • lovebird,
    • comradeship,
    • Repugnancy,
    • rapprochement,
    • peace,
    • closeness,
    • rancorous,
    • Repellency,
    • soak in,
    • fancier,
    • chumminess,
    • puppy love,
    • romeo,
    • lap up,
    • reverence,
    • Repellence,
    • gallivant,
    • fall for,
    • old flame,
    • nemesis,
    • ardour,
    • Archenemy,
    • smother,
    • love affair,
    • cupid,
    • go in for,
    • gad,
    • zero,
    • ardor,
    • warmhearted,
    • mateship,
    • tire of,
    • resentful,
    • sidekick,
    • Sectary,
    • carouse,
    • animus,
    • idolise.

    • long,
    • virulent,
    • concern,
    • party,
    • fanatic,
    • Familiar,
    • get out of,
    • execration.

    • hostile,
    • go out,
    • friend.

    • bitter,
    • neighborly,
    • affair.

    • close,
    • fellowship,
    • fancy,
    • mate.

    • get into,
    • get out,
    • date.

    • thick.

    • tight.

    • hard.

    • get.

    canonize

    • sainted,
    • Sainting,
    • Idolatrize,
    • glorify,
    • Besaint,
    • put on a pedestal.

    cherish

    • care about.

    choose

    • wish,
    • set aside,
    • drawing lots,
    • winnow,
    • draw lots,
    • Slotted,
    • opt for,
    • commit oneself,
    • settled upon,
    • making up one’s mind,
    • Slotting,
    • tabbed,
    • settle upon,
    • sifting out,
    • Extracting,
    • discriminate between,
    • opting for,
    • make decision,
    • opts for,
    • singling out,
    • fix on,
    • see fit,
    • elect,
    • tabbing,
    • slot,
    • make up one’s mind,
    • decide on,
    • single out,
    • will,
    • Coopt,
    • feel disposed to,
    • setting aside,
    • singled out,
    • sift out,
    • make up mind,
    • make choice,
    • take up,
    • winnowing.

    cosset

    • Lambed,
    • Lambing.

    courting

    • courtship.

    faithfulness

    • constancy.

    idolize

    • bowed down,
    • bowing down,
    • bow down.

    like

    • be keen on,
    • be pleased by,
    • derive pleasure from,
    • take an interest in,
    • hanker for,
    • care to,
    • find appealing,
    • take delight in,
    • take satisfaction in,
    • stuck on,
    • be partial to,
    • be gratified by,
    • hankering for.

    live

    • make the most of,
    • take pleasure,
    • be happy,
    • made the most of,
    • Experiencing.

    mercy

    • grace.

    Other relevant words:

    • look up to,
    • be there for,
    • drink in,
    • sympathize,
    • enjoy,
    • showed mercy,
    • cleave to,
    • delight in,
    • cosset,
    • grieve with,
    • shows mercy,
    • bleed for,
    • fold in arms,
    • think highly of,
    • overdo,
    • take to,
    • tuned in,
    • curled up,
    • regard highly,
    • cuddle,
    • enjoys,
    • cherish,
    • felt up,
    • show tenderness,
    • feel heart go out to,
    • tune in,
    • compassionates,
    • dig,
    • get high on,
    • be near to,
    • smooch,
    • dandle,
    • emphathize,
    • care for,
    • thrill to,
    • held in high esteem,
    • indulge in,
    • be fond of,
    • side with,
    • groove on,
    • lie close,
    • pick up on,
    • farewell,
    • cares for,
    • take it easy,
    • taking it easy,
    • kissing,
    • nestle,
    • pay homage,
    • luxuriate in,
    • hold in awe,
    • life,
    • take arms,
    • have fun,
    • live extravagantly,
    • Relished,
    • grooving,
    • venerate,
    • Patted,
    • related to,
    • cotton to,
    • idiolize,
    • always,
    • show mercy,
    • revere,
    • takes it easy,
    • be infatuated with,
    • Patting,
    • cling to,
    • held dear,
    • toyed with,
    • find congenial,
    • be crazy about,
    • be in awe of,
    • idolize,
    • go along with,
    • canonize,
    • get a charge out of,
    • fondle,
    • take joy in,
    • rate highly,
    • doted on,
    • get off on,
    • appreciate,
    • feast on,
    • tuning in,
    • rejoice in,
    • Danced,
    • live it up,
    • Petted,
    • amuse oneself,
    • take in arms,
    • revel in,
    • make love to,
    • choose,
    • had fun,
    • kisses,
    • be in accord,
    • be in sympathy,
    • hugging,
    • live,
    • hug,
    • apprizing,
    • be in clover,
    • showing mercy,
    • share another’s sorrow,
    • cared for,
    • like,
    • Snugging,
    • dote on,
    • having fun,
    • live high on hog,
    • best wishes,
    • put on pedestal,
    • Extolled,
    • have compassion,
    • think the world of,
    • held in awe,
    • apprized,
    • clings to,
    • Snugged,
    • hold dear,
    • toy with,
    • be kind to,
    • snugs,
    • had a good time,
    • pamper,
    • live a little,
    • living it up,
    • offer consolation,
    • curl up,
    • ride on knee,
    • deferred to,
    • take in one’s arms,
    • Wantoned,
    • picking up on,
    • Revering,
    • flip over,
    • hold onto,
    • be sweet on,
    • follow closely,
    • best regards,
    • enbosom,
    • Compassionating,
    • be entertained,
    • esteem,
    • spoon,
    • keeps close,
    • live in luxury,
    • thought highly of,
    • necked,
    • Nurtured,
    • cottoning to,
    • fondling,
    • thanks,
    • regards,
    • be understanding,
    • looking to,
    • stay near,
    • paint the town,
    • feasting on,
    • play footsie,
    • freak out on,
    • hold in high esteem,
    • flipped over,
    • glory in,
    • Compassionated,
    • be content,
    • care,
    • feel up,
    • show kindliness,
    • grooved,
    • paws,
    • look to,
    • have a good time,
    • dote upon,
    • dancing,
    • keep close,
    • luxuriate,
    • drinking in,
    • be pleased,
    • apprize,
    • guard,
    • Wantoning,
    • defer to,
    • Reverencing.

    sensationalism

    • sensuality.

    sentimentality

    • mush.

    worship

    • offer prayers to,
    • pay homage to,
    • pray to,
    • sing praises to,
    • bow down to.

How to use «Love» in context?

Love is one of the most powerful emotions that a person can feel. It can make you feel happy, excited, and fulfilled. It can also make you feel desperate, sad, and even scared. But love is also a very powerful force that can change your life for the better.

There are many different types of love, and each one is unique. There is love At First Sight, love between family members, and love between friends. There is also love between couples, love between children and their parents, and love between pets and their owners.

Love is often described as a feeling of strong affection.

Paraphrases for Love:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      Loves.
    • Verb, past tense
      adore.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      adore.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      adores.
    • Verb, base form
      adore.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, plural
      lovers.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      lover.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      favorite.
    • Proper noun, singular
      Gentlemen, regards, chuckles, dances.
    • Noun, plural
      LINEs, agents, desires.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      favorite, feeling, nuts, regards.
    • Verb, past tense
      fell, liked, planned, thought, wanted, Cared, Carried, Enjoyed, Enjoying, Gave, Went, Got.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      calling, eating, talking, waiting, Doing, Enjoying.
    • Verb, past participle
      found, thrilled, laid.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      cherish, Came, Drank, drinks, ‘ve, loveth, loveyou, doeslove.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      Hates, Tastes, helps, embraces, appreciates, prefers, cares, wants, ioves.
    • Verb, base form
      cherish.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      loving.
    • Proper noun, singular
      loving, romance.
    • Noun, plural
      relationships, sakes.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      crying, devotion, fondness, heaven, loving, romance.
    • Interjection
      romance, lovers.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      crying.

Homophones for Love:

  • lav, loaf, layby, lip off, layoff, lb, lviii, lapp, lev, luff, leaf, leap, luba, lop off, lobe, loeb, lay-by, life, luffa, leipoa, loop, lay off, libya, lab, lullaby, Lowboy, lollop, loofa, lovoa, lave, lope, life buoy, livy, layup, lippi, loopy, lob, l-p, lollipop, lp, lbf., lv, live, lava, leppy, lf, lop, libby, llb, liv, lay-up, leave off, loofah, lap, lowlife, levee, leafy, lap up, lavabo, levy, leave, lay up, lvi, lvii, Li Po, lip, loupe, levi, lifo, lobby, lube, lief.

Hypernym for Love:

  • n.

    • feeling
      ardour, benevolence, devotedness, loyalty, agape, lovingness, amorousness, ardor, agape love, puppy love, devotion, infatuation, filial love, caring, worship, adoration, calf love, crush, enamoredness, heartstrings.
  • v.

    • emotion
      get off, adore, hold dear, cherish, romance, love, dote, treasure, care for.

Hyponym for Love:

  • n.

    • cognition
      object.
    • feeling
      emotion.
    • quantity
      score.
  • v.

    • emotion
      like, love.

Table of Contents

  1. What is the word for a love song?
  2. How do you describe a good song?
  3. How do you describe romantic words?
  4. How do you praise a beautiful song?
  5. How do you praise a song in one word?
  6. What are some romantic words you can use?
  7. Are there any good words to describe music?
  8. What’s the best way to describe someone you love?
  9. How to create a romantic play on words?

What is another word for love?

What is the word for a love song?

What is another word for love song?

serenade ballad
jingle canzone
ditty melody
narrative song folk song
traditional song vocal

How do you describe a good song?

Here are some adjectives for song: whole, intricate, loud unquiet, rude and rollicking, singularly fitting, grand, sweet, mystic unfathomable, bawdy elizabethan, squeaky treble, distant, melodious, ceremonial arrival, nobler, sweeter, new unequalled, deliciously creepy, true saurial, old, sufficient, silent siren.

How do you describe romantic words?

For those who are simply looking for a list of words that describe love, or make reference to it, here are some of the most popular:

  • adorable.
  • affection.
  • amour.
  • angel.
  • bliss.
  • caring.
  • chocolate.
  • companion.
    affection adoration
    amity amour
    appreciation emotion
    feeling fondness
    idolatry inclination

    How do you praise a beautiful song?

    Judges comments

    1. “Great musicianship, you play with confidence and vocally you have a really good tone.”
    2. “Vocally you have a great tone and really good control on the high notes, a great overall performance.”
    3. “Vocally you have a booming voice and bags of character in your tone.”
    4. “Great power and control are all there!”

    How do you praise a song in one word?

    What are some romantic words you can use?

    List of Romantic Words. Below is a romantic words list. Find the word that you can use to express how you feel. A Blessing. A Daily Joy. A Dream Boat. A Dream Come True. A Goddess. A Heart Throb.

    Are there any good words to describe music?

    Now, this is nothing to feel bad about because it happens to the best of us; music speaks to the heart and soul in a different language. We’ve compiled a list of 30 of the best words to describe music that you can use in-person, online, or wherever you see fit.

    What’s the best way to describe someone you love?

    Perhaps you can use a few of these words to describe the way you feel. Using words that mean basically the same thing as romance or romantic can be another great option when you’re searching for words to describe someone you love. A romantic nickname can be a great way to use words to describe someone you love.

    How to create a romantic play on words?

    You are about to create romantic words meant to stir desire, passion, love, and romance. How so? Start with a Thesaurus. This valuable little tool is a goldmine for helping generating a romantic play on words. Let’s say you describe your special someone’s hair as pretty, brown, and soft. Use a Thesaurus to explore each word separately.

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