Fond synonyms

attached

Feeling affection for someone; fond or involved:

11

3

doting

Foolishly or excessively fond

7

1

love (related)

Feeling and expressing affection

7

2

cherished

Highly valued, having a high personal value.

5

0

loving

Expressing a large amount of love to other people; affectionate.

5

1

amorous

Being in love; enamored:

5

2

adoring

Showing adoration or admiration.

4

0

passionate

The definition of passionate is having or showing strong feelings, strong emotions or a strong sexual desire.

4

1

penchant

Taste, liking, or inclination (f)

4

1

averse (antonym)

The definition of averse is having a feeling of distaste or strong opposition.

4

1

ardent

The definition of ardent is a deep level of enthusiasm or passion.

3

0

credulous

Disposed to believe too readily; gullible.

3

0

desirous

Having or expressing desire; desiring:

3

0

attitude (related)

Feeling and expressing affection

3

0

affection

2

0

affectionate

The definition of affectionate is having warm regard, feelings or love for someone or something.

2

0

amatory

Of, relating to, or expressive of love, especially romantic love:

2

0

baseless

Having no basis in fact; unfounded

2

0

beguile

2

0

caress

2

0

dear

The definition of dear is precious or highly thought of.

2

0

partiality

Prejudice or bias in favor of something.

2

0

devoted

Feeling or displaying strong affection or attachment; ardent:

1

0

enamored

Totally in love.

1

0

indulgent

Showing, characterized by, or given to self-indulgence:

1

0

infatuated

Lacking sound judgment; foolish

1

0

insipid

Cloyingly sweet or sentimental.

1

0

kind

Gentle; tractable; easily governed.

1

0

liking

1

0

over-affectionate

1

0

partial

(Mathematics) Of or being operations or sequences of operations, such as differentiation and integration, when applied to only one of several variables at a time.

1

0

sanguine

The definition of sanguine is someone or something the color of blood or a reddish color.

1

0

silly

Foolish, showing a lack of good sense and wisdom; frivolous, trifling.

1

0

tender

Adapted to excite feeling or sympathy; expressive of the softer passions; pathetic.

1

0

trifling

That trifles; frivolous; shallow; fickle

1

0

unfounded

Having no strong foundation; not based on solid reasons or facts.

1

0

uxorious

Dotingly or irrationally fond of or submissive to one's wife

1

0

vain

Lacking substance or worth:

1

0

warm

Predominantly red or yellow in tone:

1

0

appetite

A strong wish or urge:

1

0

attachment

The definition of attachment is a personal connection, or feeling of kinship.

1

0

diathesis

A predisposition to certain diseases

1

0

fondness

An inclination; taste

1

0

predilection

A special liking for something; a preference.

1

0

propensity

(Obs.) Favorable inclination; bias (for)

1

0

hating (antonym)

have a liking or taste for

1

0

hostile (antonym)

Belonging or appropriate to an enemy; showing the disposition of an enemy; showing ill will and malevolence, or a desire to thwart and injure; occupied by an enemy or enemies; inimical; unfriendly

1

0

lovesome

Lovable on account of beauty; lovely; beautiful; winsome.

1

0

partial-to

Having a liking or preference for; favorably disposed toward; fond of.

1

foolish

The definition of foolish is a silly, embarrassed or ridiculous person or act.

1