cherish in Latin
cherish in Latin is foveō — cherish means to care for someone or something deeply and protect it tenderly.
cherish in Latin
foveō
To treat with affection, care, and tenderness; to nurture or protect with care.
What does "cherish" mean?
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verb To care for someone or something deeply and protect it tenderly.
"She cherished the old photographs of her grandparents."
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verb To hold an idea, memory, or hope dear.
"They cherish the hope that things will improve next year."
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cherish in a sentence
- She cherished the old photographs of her grandparents.
- He cherishes every moment he gets to spend with his kids.
- They cherish the hope that things will improve next year.
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What is "cherish" in Latin?
"cherish" in Latin is foveō. cherish means: To care for someone or something deeply and protect it tenderly.
How do you use "cherish" in a sentence?
Example: "She cherished the old photographs of her grandparents." In Latin, "cherish" is foveō.
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