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Andrea engon Posted 9 years ago
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Love VS adore
I think adore is stronger because in the dictionary it says that adore means to admire respect and love that person but love only means love.People may find love stronger because no one says adore anymore because of its high standards so it lost its meaning and since saying lobe is normal thing to say in a relationship people expect that and not adore.
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I think "adore" is stronger, because the dictionary says that "adore" means "to admire, respect and love" but "love" only means "love". People may find "love" stronger, because no one says "adore" anymore because of its formality. It has lost its meaning, and since saying "love" is the normal thing to say in a relationship, people expect that and not "adore".
- I think "adore" is stronger, because the dictionary says that "adore" means "to admire, respect and love" but "love" only means "love".
- People may find "love" stronger, because no one says "adore" anymore because of its formality.
- It has lost its meaning, and since saying "love" is the normal thing to say in a relationship, people expect that and not "adore".
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I think "adore" is stronger, because the dictionary says that "adore" means "to admire, respect and love" but "love" only means "love". People may find "love" stronger, because no one says "adore" anymore because of its formality. It has lost its meaning, and since saying "love" is the normal thing to say in a relationship, people expect that and not "adore".
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