Synonym: beloved, costly, darling, expensive, high-priced, precious. Antonym: cheap. Similar words: dearth, move heaven and earth, year after year, dead, dean, idea, deaf, deal. Meaning: [dɪə] 
n. 1. a beloved person; used as terms of endearment 2. a sweet innocent mild-mannered person (especially a child). adj. 1. dearly loved 2. with or in a close or intimate relationship 3. earnest 4. having a high price. adv. 1. with affection 2. at a great cost.
n. 1. a beloved person; used as terms of endearment 2. a sweet innocent mild-mannered person (especially a child). adj. 1. dearly loved 2. with or in a close or intimate relationship 3. earnest 4. having a high price. adv. 1. with affection 2. at a great cost. 
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61. Dear,straighten yourself up. Let's go out for supper.
62. "Dear boy," she crooned, hugging him heartily.
63. Fear not, my dear, for I am here.
64. Yes, dear, I'll write to mother.
65. What a dear little child!
66. I struck the Sweetheart through,and changed it into Dear.
67. Oh dear! I've lost my keys again.
68. Oh dear, I've boobed again.
69. 'Oh dear,' he said flippantly.
70. Come along, my dear , take a seat.
71. My dear fellow, surely you don't mean that!
72. Dear old Sue! I knew she'd help.
73. Can I help you, dear?
74. Do you want any help, my dear?
75. Hurry dear, coming is the bus.
76. Don't splatter, dear. Think hard before you speak, OK?
77. His sister was very dear to him.
78. Here we are, back in dear old Manchester!
79. I began my letter " Dear madam ".
80. 'Could I have a word?'--'Oh dear, if you must.'.
81. He had destroyed everything we held dear.
82. Of course, Toby, my dear fellow, of course.
83. What's troubling you, dear? You look ever so worried.
84. My dear girl,[www.Sentencedict.com] you're wrong.
85. Oh dear, I've left my knitting on the bus!
86. Their baby's a dear little thing.
87. I said farewell to those I hold dear.
88. Dear, you have to square your way to eat.
89. Be it dear or cheap, we shall take it.
90. Lovely to see you, my dear.
More similar words: dearth, move heaven and earth, year after year, dead, dean, idea, deaf, deal, dealt, ideal, death, dealer, ordeal, deal out, deadly, deacon, deal in, big deal, fade away, a big deal, deal with, endeavor, deadlock, deaconess, idealist, deadline, endeavour, deathtrap, a good deal, put to death.