Definition of endearingly in English:

endearingly

adverb ɛnˈdɪərɪŋli

In a manner that inspires affection.
he was admired by 'his boys', as he endearingly called them
Example sentencesExamples
- He smiled endearingly at her.
- The author endearingly says that ' most people are honest. '
- Instead of sounding self-important, the effect is endearingly comic.
- And how did he go from endearingly pathetic to pathetically pathetic so fast?
- Sancho, too, despite his coarseness, is endearingly innocent.
- Preparing herself for a litany of soppy praise, Georgiana found her brother's narrative direct and endearingly touching.
- Awarded the Musician Of The Year trophy, he endearingly apologised for being American and expressed his appreciation of the British folk community.
- She has quirks and a "personality" - as her mother endearingly terms it - that makes her stand out.
- He's also endearingly geeky - whenever he opens his trademark daypack, a computer magazine generally drops out.
- Werner pens endearingly witty and engaging songs.

Definition of endearingly in US English:

endearingly

adverb

In a manner that inspires affection.
he was admired by 'his boys', as he endearingly called them
Example sentencesExamples
- He's also endearingly geeky - whenever he opens his trademark daypack, a computer magazine generally drops out.
- Werner pens endearingly witty and engaging songs.
- He smiled endearingly at her.
- Instead of sounding self-important, the effect is endearingly comic.
- And how did he go from endearingly pathetic to pathetically pathetic so fast?
- Preparing herself for a litany of soppy praise, Georgiana found her brother's narrative direct and endearingly touching.
- The author endearingly says that ' most people are honest. '
- Awarded the Musician Of The Year trophy, he endearingly apologised for being American and expressed his appreciation of the British folk community.
- Sancho, too, despite his coarseness, is endearingly innocent.
- She has quirks and a "personality" - as her mother endearingly terms it - that makes her stand out.

单词	endearingly
释义	Definition of endearingly in English: endearingly adverb ɛnˈdɪərɪŋli In a manner that inspires affection. he was admired by 'his boys', as he endearingly called them Example sentencesExamples He smiled endearingly at her. The author endearingly says that ' most people are honest. ' Instead of sounding self-important, the effect is endearingly comic. And how did he go from endearingly pathetic to pathetically pathetic so fast? Sancho, too, despite his coarseness, is endearingly innocent. Preparing herself for a litany of soppy praise, Georgiana found her brother's narrative direct and endearingly touching. Awarded the Musician Of The Year trophy, he endearingly apologised for being American and expressed his appreciation of the British folk community. She has quirks and a "personality" - as her mother endearingly terms it - that makes her stand out. He's also endearingly geeky - whenever he opens his trademark daypack, a computer magazine generally drops out. Werner pens endearingly witty and engaging songs. Definition of endearingly in US English: endearingly adverb In a manner that inspires affection. he was admired by 'his boys', as he endearingly called them Example sentencesExamples He's also endearingly geeky - whenever he opens his trademark daypack, a computer magazine generally drops out. Werner pens endearingly witty and engaging songs. He smiled endearingly at her. Instead of sounding self-important, the effect is endearingly comic. And how did he go from endearingly pathetic to pathetically pathetic so fast? Preparing herself for a litany of soppy praise, Georgiana found her brother's narrative direct and endearingly touching. The author endearingly says that ' most people are honest. ' Awarded the Musician Of The Year trophy, he endearingly apologised for being American and expressed his appreciation of the British folk community. Sancho, too, despite his coarseness, is endearingly innocent. She has quirks and a "personality" - as her mother endearingly terms it - that makes her stand out.
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