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love (Affection), noun adoration, ardor, attachment, attraction, cherishing, closeness, craving, crush, desire, devotedness, devotion, emotion, enchantment, esteem, fancy, fervor, flame, fondness, friendship, intimacy, like, liking, longing, mutual attraction, passion, rapture, regard, sentiment, tender passion, true love, wanting, warmth, weakness, yearning
Associated concepts: marriage ceremonies, same-sex marriages
love (Penchant), noun affection, avocation, consummng interest, dedication, devotion, effort, inclination, likening for an interest, passion, predilection, pursuit, relished interest, vocation, zest for an effort
See also: affection, affinity, predilection, regard
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Despite the presence of such work, my ratty anxiety about the comparative lovelessness within the humanities gnaws at me.
Loving an author, loving a text: getting love back into the humanities by Stimpson, Catharine R. / Confrontation
the lived experience of coping with a life of horrifying meaninglessness, hopelessness and (most important) lovelessness [original emphasis].
From spheres of civility to public spheres: democracy and citizenship ... by Wright, Randall; Gehring, Thom / Journal of Correctional Education
68-69) In Hayward's reading, the change in Peggy's behavior encourages the reader (and Andrew) to believe that her earlier discontent was not a political symptom of women's oppression, but a romantic symptom of her bathetic lovelessness.
"Manumission and marriage?": freedom, family, and identity in Charles ... by Hussen, Aida Ahmed / African American Review
 
 
 
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