Admiration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADMIRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• delighted or astonished approbation, also ADMIRANCE, ADMIRAUNCE
• something regarded as impressive or worthy of respect
• pleasurable contemplation
• respect and warm approval
• Wonder; astonishment.
• Wonder mingled with approbation or delight; an emotion excited by a person or thing possessed of wonderful or high excellence; as, admiration of a beautiful woman, of a landscape, of virtue.
• Cause of admiration; something to excite wonder, or pleased surprise; a prodigy.
• a feeling of delighted approval and liking
• the feeling aroused by something strange and surprising
• a favorable judgment
• delighted or astonished approbation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• wonder

Words related to ADMIRATION

admirance14 admirations14 admiraunce15

How to use ADMIRATION in a sentence

• He felt for her the most genuine fondness of which he was capable, besides trust and a certain admiration.
• Soon I discovered by hints that ardent admiration, perhaps genuine love, was at the command of this pretty and charming, but by no means refined, girl.
• It was generally regarded as the finest work of art in the city, and as such it had long been an object of admiration and pride to the citizens.
• Augustine himself, quote his words with marked admiration, and St.
• He gave the girl a stare of frank admiration before he looked at Racey Dawson.
• John Hammond contemplated that refined and placid countenance with profound admiration.
• As they approached they quickened their speed, and the spectators saw with feelings of mixed horror and admiration, the enterprise on which they had embarked.
• The beauty of her person, and particularly her mental acquisitions, which were superior to that of French women in general, rendered an object of much admiration.
• In this case the instinct of sex very cleverly wears the mask of objective admiration, although in itself it is a subjective necessity, and is, thereby, deceptive.
• All our capacity for admiration is used up on the splendor of palace-like railway stations and hotels.
• Its appearance was hailed with cheers and with exclamations of joyous admiration.
• This had brought him the condemnation of the host, the admiration of the few.
• Their impression, indeed, was rather that of wonder than of mere admiration.
• It is his name, his youth, and what he might have lived to have done, that excite our wonder and admiration.
• Love and admiration are the pleasures he will demand of the world.
• His admiration of genius in every department did him much honour.
• Crabbe to sacrifice his sense of smell to their admiration of beautiful and evanescent forms.
• The admiration of the other chaplains for this man was great indeed.
• I gazed upon her with admiration as she laid a cloth and set a savoury-looking dish upon the table.
• Duncan looked on with approval that heightened into admiration.
• But admiration of this fern brought a dawning consciousness that certain natural objects were preferable to others.
• But she was too busily occupied in getting the supper-table ready to notice the admiration she was inspiring.
• At the time of their purchase I thought I had a keen admiration for them.
• He was proud of them, although he pretended not to care when anybody spoke of them, and they filled Keith with admiration and envy.
• These Indians expressed great admiration at the Spaniards, their ships, beards, arms, and every thing which they had not seen before.
• He reveals himself in them as a man who excites neither our highest admiration nor our contempt.

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