Meaning & Definition of word "Admiration"

Admiration

/ˌæd.mɪˈreɪ.ʃən/

1. A feeling of great approval and liking.
- Example: Her performance received widespread admiration from the audience.
2. Respect and warm approval.
- Example: He looked at her with admiration for her courage in standing up for her beliefs.
3. Wonder or astonishment at something remarkable.
- Example: The children stared in admiration at the magician's tricks.
4. A favorable opinion regarding someone or something.
- Example: Her admiration for the author's work inspired her to become a writer.

●From Latin 'admirationem', meaning 'wonder, admiration'.

look with admiration:

To regard something with respect and approval.

full of admiration:

Feeling or showing a lot of respect and approval.

deep admiration:

A profound feeling of respect and esteem for someone or something.

admire:

To regard with respect or warm approval.

appreciation:

Recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something.

esteem:

Respect and admiration, typically for a person.

Meaning: Props

● Example Sentence: She gets props for her brilliant performance.

Meaning: Mad respect

● Example Sentence: I have mad respect for anyone who can run a marathon.