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Meaning of fond
having a strong liking or affection for something
Etymology of fond
The word "fond" has its roots in the Old French word "fonz" or "enfonz," which is derived from the verb "enfoncer," meaning "to foolishly do something"
Originally, "fond" meant foolish or silly, but over time, the meaning shifted to affectionate or loving
Synonyms
affectionate
loving
tender
devoted
attached
enamored
infatuated
smitten
enamored
doting
adoring
cherishing
treasuring
appreciative
admiring
respectful
reverent
awed
enamored
besotted
captivated
charmed
delighted
enthusiastic
fondness
infatuation
passion
tenderness
warmth
attachment
endearment
Definitions
- Feeling or showing love or affection
- * Having a strong liking or affection for something
- * Liking something very much
Usage Examples
- I'm fond of reading books in my free time
- * She's very fond of her grandmother's cooking
- * He's fond of traveling to new countries
Antonyms
aloof
cold
distant
detached
unfeeling
unemotional
uncaring
indifferent
apathetic
hostile
antagonistic
disenchanted
disillusioned
disappointed
unhappy
unsatisfied
unenthusiastic
uninterested
unmoved
unaffected