Similar words: admire, admiration, admit, admin, admit to, mire, admitted, admission. Meaning: [əd'maɪə] 
adj. regarded with admiration.
adj. regarded with admiration. 
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31 Everyone admired her elegance and her beauty.
32 He admired Canadians as a hardy and determined race.
33 We admired the superb craftsmanship of the furniture.
34 We admired the palace from a distance.
35 She admired the firm set of his shoulders.
36 Those are sterling qualities to be admired in anyone.
37 I admired his youthful insouciance.
38 Her nobility of character made her much admired.
39 The company represented the antithesis of everything he admired.
40 His friends admired at his sudden success.
41 They admired him as the city's best football player.
42 She secretly admired and envied him.
43 She admired the firm set of his jaw.
44 Everyone admired her patience and unfailing good humour.
45 I've always admired her for her strength of purpose.
46 Her physical attributes were much admired.
47 She admired his neat script.
48 Her prettiness had been much admired.
49 The worker operated the machine expertly;we admired him greatly.
50 I admired your delicate handling of the situation.
51 He is admired even by his political opponents .
52 Her skin was admired for its velvety softness.
53 She admired the wall lights and their fan-shaped lampshades.
54 At the time I admired his youthful enthusiasm.
55 I almost admired the utter gall of the man.
56 She had an air of self-confidence that he admired.
57 He was admired by many for his earnestness.
58 She admired him,(http://sentencedict.com/admired.html) in secret of course.
59 We admired the delicacy of the craftsmanship.
60 We admired her sure touch at the keyboard.
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