Love for/towards sb?
Hello!
Thanks for your wonderful job.
I would like to ask which sounds better:
love for the neighbour or love towards the neighbour?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
Both sound a little strange because of 'the'. It would be better for you to post the complete sentence at least.
- Both sound a little strange because of 'the'.
- It would be better for you to post the complete sentence at least.
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Both sound a little strange because of 'the'. It would be better for you to post the complete sentence at least.
0For example, in the below sentences:
“Love towards creatures is indispensable condition for loving ***; but love towards our neighbour must be greater than the one towards the creatures.”
"Love towards *** and towards the neighbour; this is a pair which cannot be separated."
By the chance, could you please tell me if there is any difference between toward and towards?
0Eager learnerFor example, in the below sentences:“Love towards creatures is indispensable condition for loving ***; but love towards our neighbour must be greater than the one towards the creatures.”"Love towards *** and towards the neighbour; this is a pair which cannot be separated.'For' would be simpler and more direct.
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