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Meaning of deep appreciation
A feeling of great respect and admiration for something or someone.
Etymology of deep appreciation
The phrase "deep appreciation" is derived from the words "deep" and "appreciation".
"Deep" originates from Old English "dēop", which is also the source of the Modern English word, and is used to describe something that extends a long way down or in.
"Appreciation" comes from the Latin "appreciari", which means to appreciate or be thankful for something, and is derived from "appretiari", meaning to set a price on something.
Synonyms
profound admiration
sincere gratitude
heartfelt thanks
intense respect
great esteem
high regard
strong affection
ardent appreciation
keen enthusiasm
warm admiration
earnest acknowledgment
deep affection
abiding respect
lasting gratitude
wholehearted appreciation
genuine admiration
unfeigned esteem
real veneration
true reverence
fervent praise
passionate acclaim
effusive thanks
lavish tribute
generous recognition
effusive admiration
excessive praise
hyperbolic acclaim
unreserved appreciation
unconditional admiration
unqualified esteem
unstinting praise
unbridled enthusiasm
uninhibited admiration
unreserved gratitude
effusive gratitude
profuse thanks
Definitions
- A feeling of great respect and admiration for something or someone, typically because of their impressive quality or achievements.
- * A sentiment of gratitude and appreciation, often expressed in a sincere and heartfelt manner.
Usage Examples
- I have a deep appreciation for classical music and its ability to evoke strong emotions.
- * Her deep appreciation for art led her to become a museum curator.
- * The crowd showed their deep appreciation for the performer with a standing ovation.
Antonyms
indifference
disdain
contempt
scorn
dislike
distaste
aversion
disapproval
disfavor
displeasure
dissatisfaction
disgruntlement
annoyance
irritation
exasperation
frustration
displeasure
disaffection
disillusionment
disinterest
apathy
neglect
oversight
disregard
unconcern
disregard
disesteem
disparagement
depreciation
devaluation
belittling
denigration
disparagement
detraction