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Meaning endear meaning

What does endear mean?

endear

— verb make attractive or lovable This behavior endeared her to me

Synonyms endear synonyms

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endear English » English

wheedle value highly obsess ingratiate infatuate hold dear enamor charm bewitch attach allure

Conjugation endear conjugation

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endear · verb

Examples endear examples

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That is hardly likely to endear you to the emperor.
A beautiful rear can also endear.
If I can endear myself enough with the fishing, that may change one or two people's minds.
Didn't really endear me to the administration.
Can you stop trying to endear yourself to me?
Our homeless citizens, those who have fallen through the cracks of our society, those who command the least of our attentions and efforts, they seemingly have little to endear themselves to politicians.
Do you think this would endear her to them?
I don't know how long you plan to stay with us, but that's not how you endear yourself to your co-workers.
You sure know how to endear yourself to people, eh?
I guess killing his daughter didn't endear us to him.
Then that ability you have to endear yourself to the royal family has finally paid off.
Doesn't exactly endear me to a lot of people.
You didn't exactly endear yourself with the charades debacle.
I suppose I was hoping to endear myself to you, and you might save my life.
A small boy. He started with you and never came back, that doesn't endear you to me.
I'd like to know what makes a likeable and apparently peaceful fellow like you who's managed to endear himself to everybody from Grandpa all the way down to Reckless, here, except for Grandma, her nose is out of joint.
The service he rendered you would endear him naturally.
Well I admit, that bit does not endear her to me.
You'll endear yourself by calling them different names.
Do you think this would endear her to them? If we could find her before they do something.
It looks like the writer adopts positive values accepted by all, just to endear himself.
Why should you want me to endear myself to the citizens of this town?
It's irritating and won't endear you to the examiners.
Yes, well, we didn't exactly endear ourselves to the pack.
Trying to give the best performance of yourself to endear yourself to whoever has the keys to the castle.
But they didn't endear him to the Libyans, the Eastern Europeans, a wounded Mafia drug clan, or the DCRI.
It doesn't necessarily endear you to your contemporaries.
Mr. Perotti is trying to endear himself - to the witness. - In my opinion.
Maybe we can't use the wedding to launch your senate campaign, but your public support of your broken-hearted gay bestie will endear you to the northern Virginia liberals all the same.
But this dance, this art, does little to endear us to certain factions who see us as mere conjurors.

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Even allowing for widespread electoral fraud (which would hardly endear him to Brussels), Yanukovych would still struggle to win a majority.

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