Admire

usgb/ədˈmaɪər/
verb

To look at something or somebody with pleasure.

I really admire your bravery.
Visual representation of "admire" - To look at something or somebody with pleasure

Often appears as...

  • admire someone's courage
  • admire the view
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Positive Emotion

Shows you have positive feelings about someone's actions or qualities.

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Watching the kids play, I admired their simple joy.
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Visual Pleasure

Used when something is visually pleasing and you appreciate looking at it.

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We admired the colorful sunset from the balcony.
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No Envy

Admiring doesn't mean you're jealous, it's a form of respect.

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I admire her style, but I'm content with my own.
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