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DARLING

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Main Entry: darling
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sweetheart, favorite person

Synonyms:

angel*, apple of one's eye, baby*, beloved, boyfriend, dear, dear one, dearest, dearie, fair-haired boy, flame, friend, girlfriend, heart's desire, honeybunch, lamb, light of my life, love, lover, one and only, pet*, precious, sugar*, sweetie, treasure*, truelove

Antonyms:

enemy, foe
Main Entry: adorable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: cute, lovable

Synonyms:

ambrosial, appealing, attractive, captivating, charming, cute, darling, dear, delectable, delicious, delightful, dishy, dreamy*, fetching, heavenly, hot*, luscious, pleasing, precious, sexy, suave

Antonyms:

cursed, despicable, detestable, hateable, hateful
Main Entry: angel
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sweet, kind person

Synonyms:

beauty, darling, dear, dream, gem, ideal, jewel, paragon, saint, treasure

Antonyms:

demon, devil, fiend
Main Entry: beloved
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: adored

Synonyms:

admired, cared for, cherished, darling, dear, dearest, doted on, endeared, esteemed, fair-haired, favorite, hallowed, highly regarded, highly valued, idolized, loved, near to one's heart, pet*, pleasing, popular, precious, prized, respected, revered, sweet, treasured, venerated, well-liked, worshiped

Antonyms:

despised, disliked, hated
Main Entry: beloved
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: someone adored

Synonyms:

baby*, beau, boyfriend, darling, dear, dearest, fiancé, first and last, flame, girlfriend, heartbeat, heartthrob, honey, idol, inamorato, love, love of my life, lover, number one, numero uno, object of affection, one and only, pet*, prize, rave*, significant other, steady, sugar*, sweetheart, tootsie, treasure, true love

Antonyms:

hate
Main Entry: dainty
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: delicate, fragile, fine

Synonyms:

airy, attractive, beautiful, bonny, charming, choice, comely, cute, darling, delectable, delicious, delightful, diaphanous, elegant, ethereal, exquisite, fair, feeble, frail, graceful, lacy, light, lovely, neat, nice, palatable, petite, pleasing, precious, pretty, rare, recherché, refined, savory, select, soft, subtle, superior, sweet, tasteful, tasty, tender, thin, toothsome, trim, well-made

Antonyms:

clumsy, coarse, harsh, heavy, rough
Main Entry: dear
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: beloved, favorite

Synonyms:

cherished, close, darling, doll face, endeared, esteemed, familiar, intimate, loved, pet, precious, prized, respected, treasured

Antonyms:

common, despised, hateful, unimportant, valueless, worthless
Main Entry: dear
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: beloved person

Synonyms:

darling, favorite, heartthrob, honey, love, loved one, lover, pet, precious, sweetheart, treasure

Antonyms:

despised, hate
Main Entry: delectable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: delicious, enjoyable

Synonyms:

adorable, agreeable, ambrosial, appetizing, charming, choice, dainty, darling, delicate, delightful, delish, divine, enticing, exquisite, gratifying, heavenly, inviting, luscious, lush, palatable, pleasant, pleasurable, rare, sapid, satisfying, savory, scrumptious, tasty, toothsome, yummy
Notes: delightful is more general than delectable which describes a sensual experience

Antonyms:

bad, disagreeable, horrible, nauseating, offensive, repulsive, sickening, unpleasant, unsatisfying
Main Entry: delicious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: pleasing, especially to the taste

Synonyms:

adorable, ambrosial, appetizing, choice, dainty, darling, delectable, delightful, delish, distinctive, divine, enjoyable, enticing, exquisite, fit for king, good, gratifying, heavenly, luscious, lush, mellow, mouthwatering, nectarous, nice, palatable, piquant, pleasant, rare, rich, sapid, savory, scrumptious, spicy, sweet, tasteful, tasty, tempting, titillating, toothsome, well-prepared, well-seasoned, yummy*

Antonyms:

disagreeable, distasteful, horrible, unpleasant, unsavory
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