appreciative
قدردان
definition
adjective
the team is very appreciative of your support
feeling or showing gratitude or pleasure.
example
Old people have been particularly 'appreciative' of the girls' offers to collect pensions and do shopping.
It was too little, too late but the home support were 'appreciative' of the late heroics even if their championship dreams were over.
I would still recommend living and working abroad as it has made me more 'appreciative' of the things I have got back home.
He was resistant at first, but soon became a careful dresser and 'appreciative' of his wife's flair for interior design.
Further, the Premier is 'appreciative' of the fact that, to date, no one has succumbed to the actions being recommended by this user.
They're very acceptable to what we're doing and 'appreciative' of what we're doing for Scottish football.
In the end the audience is also 'appreciative' of people who are so undisguised.
She was 'appreciative' of the contribution the ‘great car economy’ made to the wealth of the nation.
People would be more mellow and more 'appreciative' of the things around them.
I had the distinct feeling that they weren't all that interested in, or 'appreciative' of, the heritage in their charge.
And for once I was actually 'appreciative' of the early finish since I've been on my feet all day.
He could be quite cheeky and a bit cussed sometimes, but he was always polite to me and very 'appreciative' of everything.
The money was fantastic but, in reality, I was more 'appreciative' of the recognition it signified.
There are patients who are 'appreciative' of nurses helping them through their stay in hospital.
Substituted in the 75th minute, he received a standing ovation from fans 'appreciative' of his contribution.
Also crowds are 'appreciative' of effort and that is what I give.
We know that Perth isn't the biggest place in the country, but we know the fans that do come out are very 'appreciative' of what we are trying to achieve.
After being told I was dying, I now feel very 'appreciative' of everything.
She is very 'appreciative' of my cooking, so it's always a pleasure feeding her
Most people are very 'appreciative' of what we do and that is very rewarding.
Furthermore, both my sister and mother-in-law have recently spent time in hospital, and they took spoke warmly and 'appreciatively' of the care they received there.
I sipped, cautiously, and then slurped, 'appreciatively' .
And, slowly, she put one giant paw out, then the next, and padded out a couple of feet to stand, sniffing the air 'appreciatively' , and gazing all about her.
Look at him like only you would, with love, adoration and 'appreciativeness' .
He articulates his conception of a politics of simplicity - one rooted in beauty, peace of mind, 'appreciativeness' , and generosity of spirit.
But the respect and 'appreciativeness' we are shown by the patients makes up for any fears.
I finished my Christmas thank-you notes by hand, which meant they wandered fiercely off topic and communicated little beyond a continuing existence and a desperate 'appreciativeness' .
She confessed that it was not always easy with the system in place, but the sincere 'appreciativeness' of the patients gave great value to her efforts.
Once the ensuing reverential silence has descended, spoon out into bowls, inundate with custard and eat slowly and 'appreciatively' .
There's no need to feel nervous about reading your work; members are more likely to coo 'appreciatively' than tear your piece apart.
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