endearing
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definition
verb
Flora's spirit and character endeared her to everyone who met her
cause to be loved or liked.
adjective
an endearing little grin
inspiring love or affection.
example
It's a tendency that is both 'endearing' and mildly frustrating.
However, their pointed, white-coloured tusks and large ears give them an 'endearing' look.
But Ms Cooper turned adversity into advantage by making an 'endearing' apology.
I can't help getting irritated with people who think being unable to programme the video is somehow an 'endearing' trait.
As a lawyer and a husband he is not perfect - far from it - but his desire to be good is what makes him 'endearing' .
Few understood Messiaen early on, most considering him an eccentric if 'endearing' crackpot.
He also played a number of 'endearing' characters, and was truly one of the most versatile players in Bollywood.
Of course, Maria's movie career did not begin and end with this 'endearing' comedy.
You have an 'endearing' quality of youth and innocence that attracts people around you today.
Evans has a way of combining generous understatement with a big grin that is very 'endearing' .
I'm supposed to find last weekend an 'endearing' joke or something.
He ranks as one of the country's most 'endearing' singers.
British sports fans are certainly not an 'endearing' lot and have earned that reputation from most beyond the realm.
I often attributed his popularity to his lovely, large, 'endearing' eyes and his tinkle of a laugh.
No one except the Lord spoke to him like that with such an 'endearing' term of undying affection.
That passion, his knowledge and that 'endearing' easy-going manner have made him a very marketable product.
In person, he projects a vulnerability that's nothing short of 'endearing' .
Needless to say, she also made news as a person of 'endearing' charm, winning the hearts of the public.
The river has a long history of crazy characters - crazy in an 'endearing' sort of way.
She was a wonderful neighbour who had many 'endearing' qualities which made her a great favourite of all she met.
He was devoted to his wife Ingrid and 'endearingly' proud of his children.
And when they introduce each of their works, they are 'endearingly' honest.
I dunno if this makes me look arrogant or 'endearingly' forgetful… but I forgot that I used to go out with this particular girl.
Compston is 'endearingly' modest about his sudden stardom.
It's 'endearingly' simple, smooth, and has some lovely touches.
He speaks loudly, and 'endearingly' frankly, and occasionally steals a surreptitious glance over his shoulder to make sure the room is indeed empty.
This persistent woolly optimism is either 'endearingly' naive, or outstandingly stupid.
At the same time, there's something 'endearingly' adolescent about this.
He signs off with his 'endearingly' clumsy signature.
Again, it has produced an 'endearingly' peculiar failure.
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