Fond of meaning in English

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Definition

to be fond of (sbdy or sthg): to like, to love, to feel affection for (sbdy or sthg) verb
Bruno is fond of Susie. He always sits next to her at lunch.
Philip is fond of back massages. He goes to the masseuse twice a week.
fondly: affectionately, lovingly, tenderly, dearly adverb

UK: I'm very fond of chocolate soya milk.
US: I was never fond of 80s music.
  • "Bethany : Well obviously it's your decision Bruno, and I can see that you are fond of Mr. Oléré."
  • "Warbuckle : Well, I am fond of gold."
  • "Fondly Luna"
  • "Warbuckle : Well, I am fond of Miss Bliss."
  • "He isn't very fond of socialists, especially those who spit on his shoes."

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