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admirer

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ədˈmaɪrər/ · UK /ədˈmaɪərə/

Forms: admirers

admirer means: Someone who likes and respects a person, their work, or something they have done.

noun

PERSON WHO APPRECIATESB2

Someone who likes and respects a person, their work, or something they have done.

  • I am an admirer of her work.
  • The artist has many admirers.
  • He became a lifelong admirer of jazz.

How to use it: an admirer of someone/something (She is an admirer of his poetry.)

Similar words: fan, appreciator

Opposites: critic

Common phrases: admirer of someone, great admirer, lifelong admirer

ROMANTIC INTERESTB2

Someone who feels romantic attraction toward another person.

  • She has a secret admirer.
  • An admirer sent him flowers.
  • Her admirers waited outside after the concert.

Similar words: suitor

Common phrases: secret admirer, an admirer, young admirer

Questions about admirer

What does admirer mean?

Someone who likes and respects a person, their work, or something they have done.

What is admirer in other languages?

Türkçe: hayran · Español: admirador · Français: admirateur · Deutsch: Bewunderer · Italiano: ammiratore · 日本語: 愛好者

How do you pronounce admirer?

In American English /ədˈmaɪrər/; in British English /ədˈmaɪərə/.

How do you use admirer in a sentence?

I am an admirer of her work. The artist has many admirers.

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