Endearing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENDEARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENDEAR, to make beloved
• cause to be loved or liked
ADJECTIVE:
• giving rise to love or esteem
• Making dear or beloved; causing love.
• lovable especially in a childlike or naive way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make dear or beloved

Words related to ENDEARING

endear7 endeared10 endearingly16 endears8

Words that contain ENDEARING

endearingly16 unendearing13 endearingness15 unendearingly18 endearingnesses17

How to use ENDEARING in a sentence

• Our heroine was a woman in the best meaning of that endearing, and, we might add, comprehensive word.
• Johnston has improved more than you can imagine, and has such endearing ways that one cannot help loving the dear child.
• She alone is fitted for the discharge of the sacred trust of wife and the endearing relation of mother.
• They for the most part, sent their children to Great Britain for education, and spoke of that country under the endearing appellation of Home.
• He had been his son-in-law, and thus had sustained to him a very near and endearing relation.
• With endearing words, she kissed his brow, his hair, his hands.
• This was not wonderful, for he informed me afterwards that during my delirium I had done nothing except rave of Marie in the most endearing terms.
• Ye winds, that have made me your sport, Convey to this desolate shore Some cordial endearing report Of a land I must visit no more.
• First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen, he was second to none in humble and endearing scenes of private life.
• The organic affinities and heritage derived from their common parentage, with the memories and hopes they have in common, are, of themselves, endearing bonds.
• Thrown into constant intimacy, with an endearing community of inheritance, duties, and associations-multitudes of sisters must become ardent friends.
• Nor is his love of nature a passing passion, but is passionate, intense, endearing.
• So, too, are all its habits, endearing and delightful.
• On the contrary, the causes which led to the retirement of Lord Shelburne, had the effect of increasing the reputation of that ex-minister, and of endearing him to the public.
• However uncertain the future might seem, however ephemeral their union, the promises of their sudden love were only the more endearing to them.
• Endearing though failure always is, we grudge no man a moderately successful career, and glory itself we will wink at if it befall some thoroughly good fellow.
• Swiftly she plunged her handkerchief into the water and uttering incoherent entreaties and endearing names, began to bathe his face which already was beginning to swell.
• Charged with these endearing recollections Williams departed, but on his arrival at Jersey found the fugitives had long left the island.
• Deirdre wondered at it, her own heart being so full of gladness, her eyes sparkling, and endearing words ever ready on her lips.
• Wounds that are dealt us by our friends Are faithful, but the name endearing Of friend is hardly his who lends And then denies the bard a hearing.
• The domestic virtues of the Fellatas are also more affectionate and endearing, and their family regulations more chaste and binding.
• And they have really succeeded so far as to make us call some of the most powerful and endearing faces ugly, and some of the most silly and repulsive faces beautiful.
• But the humorous look of children is perhaps the most endearing of all the bonds that hold the Cosmos together.
• Malone was a truly amiable man, of private fortune and endearing habits.
• They roared endearing curses at him and insisted that he join them in a drink.
• This very trait of his had rendered association with him so endearing.
• She has soothed me with the most endearing tenderness.
• With her I expect soon to be united in the most sacred and endearing of human relations, with her to pass my future days in serenity and peace.
• Few who sustain that endearing relation, are devoid of concern for the honor and happiness of their offspring.
• But there began an acquaintanceship that became more and more endearing and ardent as the years went by.
• He threw himself upon the body of his son, pressed him fervently to his heart, and addressed him in the most endearing terms of affection and affliction.

Similar words containing DEAR without suffix ing and without prefix en

dear5 deare6 dearn6 dears6 deary9 deared8 dearer7 deares7 dearie7 dearly10 dearns7 dearth10 endear7 redear7 undear7 dearest8 dearies8 dearing9 dearned9 dearnly11 dearths11 endears8 redears8 sidearm10 dearests9 dearling10 dearness9 dearnful12 dearning10 endeared10 overdear12 sidearms11 dearlings11 sidearmed13 sidearmer12 dearbought17 dearnesses11 endearment13 sidearming14 unendeared12 unindeared12 sidearmers13 endearingly16 endearments14 unendearing13 dearticulate15 dearticulated17 dearticulates16 endearingness15 unendearingly18 dearticulating18 endearingnesses17

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