Praise, acclaim, glorification; an instance of this.

Dearness, tenderness, fondness, affection; esp. in to have (or hold) in chertee.

Love, spec. †(a) (originally) affection, friendship, devotion (obsolete); (b) (in later use) romantic or sexual love; lovemaking.

The quality of being dear. Affection, fondness.

Favourable or kindly disposition towards a person or thing; fondness, tenderness; goodwill, warmth of attachment. Esp. in early use also more…

Kindness, kindliness; familiarity, intimacy. Obsolete.

Fondness, affection, or love for someone or something. Also: good will, favour, friendliness. Formerly also with to. Now archaic.

Feeling towards or in favour of a person or thing; kindly feeling, affection; (also) an instance of this. Obsolete.

figurative. Attachment, affection.

Admiration; affection, kindly feeling.

humorously. = affection, n.1 Obsolete. rare.

An inclination (towards), affection (for); a liking, fondness. With of. Obsolete.

lust, desire; affection, fondness.

The state of being endeared; feeling of affection, fondness.

plural. Affections; feelings or acts of affection.

Affection, fondness. Obsolete.

The quality of being affectuous; passionate nature, affection.

The quality of being affectionate (in various uses); †earnestness, eagerness (obsolete); kindly or loving disposition; fondness, kindness.

fondness, affection.

A feeling of affection or love; a fondness or liking for someone or something.

Chiefly in Maori contexts: love, affection; warmth of feeling; an instance of this. Cf. aloha, n.