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admiration
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a feeling of much respect for and approval of someone or something
- She looked at the artwork with great admiration, appreciating the artist's skill and creativity.
- His bravery in the face of danger earned him the admiration of his peers and community.
- The young scientist's groundbreaking research garnered admiration from experts in the field.
- Her dedication to volunteering and helping others filled her friends and family with admiration.
- He spoke about his mentor with deep admiration, crediting her for his success and inspiration.
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a feeling of wonder or amazement, often in response to something unusual or surprising
- The strange architecture of the building inspired admiration.
- He watched the magician's trick with admiration.
- She felt admiration at the sight of the solar eclipse.
- The unusual performance left the crowd in admiration.
- They viewed the daring stunt with admiration.
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a favorable judgment or high opinion of someone or something
- Her work received admiration from the entire committee.
- The plan earned admiration for its simplicity and efficiency.
- He spoke with admiration about his colleague's achievements.
- The author's latest book met with admiration from critics.
- The policy gained admiration for its fairness.
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