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Definition of best-loved in English: best-lovedadjective Most popular or favoured. he is one of Britain's best-loved actors Example sentencesExamples - From Mary Poppins to Maria in The Sound Of Music, Julie Andrews is undisputedly best loved for her musicals.
- The World Cup is Earth's biggest and best-loved sports event.
- The playful comedy is one of Shakespeare's best-loved plays.
- The Birds is certainly one of Hitchcock's best-loved masterpieces.
- The Wellcome Wing of the Science Museum is a major extension to one of London's best-loved institutions.
- There's no getting around the fact that coffee's best-loved ingredient, caffeine, is a drug.
- Throughout England he is best loved for 24 lines, "Daffodils", inspired by Dorothy's recalling how they danced along the banks of Ullswater.
- From inauspicious beginnings, the 50-year-old has become one of the best-loved authors in the world.
- The iconic British singer's weekly show will feature the world's best-loved songs, from the Fifties through to today.
- Don't miss this chance to see Oscar Wilde's best-loved comedy.
- In a country particularly in thrall to the cult of sainthood, St Padre Pio stands as one of Italy's most modern and best-loved saints.
- As Casablanca takes its place among Hollywood's most familiar and best-loved films, it shows that popularity breeds even greater popularity.
- Cordelia is the youngest and best-loved daughter of King Lear.
- This is an intriguing programme featuring global variations of the world's best-loved fairy tale, Cinderella.
- She is one of America's best-loved writers, and has published over 100 books.
- He starred in two of the best and best-loved sitcoms in TV history.
- He became one of the world's best-loved champions.
- Kingsley wrote this, his best-loved work, for his youngest son Grenville.
- He won the Military Medal, but was best loved for his ability to cook up "amazing" meals from nothing.
- In their day, these three were among the best-loved actors in their company.
Synonyms most-liked, favoured, dearest, treasured, pet, special, closest to one's heart
Definition of best-loved in US English: best-lovedadjective Most popular or favored. one of America's best-loved broadcasters Example sentencesExamples - The iconic British singer's weekly show will feature the world's best-loved songs, from the Fifties through to today.
- This is an intriguing programme featuring global variations of the world's best-loved fairy tale, Cinderella.
- Throughout England he is best loved for 24 lines, "Daffodils", inspired by Dorothy's recalling how they danced along the banks of Ullswater.
- From Mary Poppins to Maria in The Sound Of Music, Julie Andrews is undisputedly best loved for her musicals.
- As Casablanca takes its place among Hollywood's most familiar and best-loved films, it shows that popularity breeds even greater popularity.
- The World Cup is Earth's biggest and best-loved sports event.
- She is one of America's best-loved writers, and has published over 100 books.
- He became one of the world's best-loved champions.
- From inauspicious beginnings, the 50-year-old has become one of the best-loved authors in the world.
- Cordelia is the youngest and best-loved daughter of King Lear.
- The Birds is certainly one of Hitchcock's best-loved masterpieces.
- The playful comedy is one of Shakespeare's best-loved plays.
- He won the Military Medal, but was best loved for his ability to cook up "amazing" meals from nothing.
- The Wellcome Wing of the Science Museum is a major extension to one of London's best-loved institutions.
- He starred in two of the best and best-loved sitcoms in TV history.
- In a country particularly in thrall to the cult of sainthood, St Padre Pio stands as one of Italy's most modern and best-loved saints.
- In their day, these three were among the best-loved actors in their company.
- There's no getting around the fact that coffee's best-loved ingredient, caffeine, is a drug.
- Kingsley wrote this, his best-loved work, for his youngest son Grenville.
- Don't miss this chance to see Oscar Wilde's best-loved comedy.
Synonyms most-liked, favoured, dearest, treasured, pet, special, closest to one's heart
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