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I believe there is word that means "more than like", but "less than love" What is it?
  

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Anonymous HiI believe there is word that means "more than like", but "less than love" What is it? 'I don't know of any word with that expresses that meaning well. phrases like ' really like' and 'like a lot ' express such a meaning.

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  • Anonymous HiI believe there is word that means "more than like", but "less than love" What is it?
  • 'I don't know of any word with that expresses that meaning well.
  • phrases like ' really like' and 'like a lot ' express such a meaning.
  • I really like her.
  • I like him a lot.
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AnonymousHiI believe there is word that means "more than like", but "less than love" What is it?
'I don't know of any word with that expresses that meaning well.

phrases like 'really like' and 'like a lot' express such a meaning.

I really like her.

I like him a lot.
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AnonymousHi
I believe there is word that means "more than like", but "less than love" What is it?
Consider these. There must be something in here that fulfills your needs.

admire, appreciate, consider, esteem, regard, respect, acclaim, accredit, applaud, approve, commend, compliment, credit, praise; delight (in), drink (in), enjoy, relish, revel
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