Examples of 'fondly' in a sentence
Meaning of "fondly"
fondly (adverb) - means with affection or in a loving manner. It is used to express a warm feeling or sentiment towards someone or something
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- In a fond manner; affectionately; tenderly.
- Foolishly.
How to use "fondly" in a sentence
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Jenny spoke fondly of her imaginary siblings.
Hugh always spoke very fondly of you.
Alisha too fondly becomes a part of DeNobili.
Long enough to think of her almost fondly.
Chummy spoke so fondly about everybody here.
I fondly remember the moment they met.
And she spoke fondly of an elderly aunt.
Fondly while we were sitting in the park.
She grew up fondly with loving care.
He remembers his experiences with you so fondly.
Another animal fondly remembered by villagers is a dog.
People always remember the dead fondly.
He is still fondly remembered by fans of the club.
I do not remember that he ever looked fondly to me.
They were thought of fondly by people in bay village.
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To fondly recall those days brings nostalgia.
Max spoke very fondly about you.
Samak is fondly remembered as a true culinary enthusiast.
I will always remember you very fondly.
I remember fondly all the fun things we did.
Both men will be very fondly remembered.
And you fondly remember when they were.
My songs will call me fondly like a mother.
He fondly remembers his mother while he is cooking.
We remember him fondly and with love.
He fondly shows a picture of his father in a boat.
He is remembered fondly by those who knew him.
He fondly remembers the restaurant he now oversees.
She always spoke very fondly of you.
She laughed fondly at her young friend.
I will remember all of you very fondly.
He is remembered fondly for a thousand other reasons.
Your employees speak very fondly of you.
Babies are fondly loved and appreciated by all.
I am sure you remember that time fondly.
He will be fondly remembered by those who he touched.
I used to read your articles very fondly.
He will be fondly remembered but never forgotten.
We will think of you often and fondly.
Massenet describes him fondly in his memoires.
I am sure you will come back fondly.
He did not speak fondly of his time at your precinct.
Sugino remembers his university days fondly.
Accept our love as we fondly accept yours.
And she doubted he remembered her fondly.
More fondly now than ever.
His family will remember him fondly.
So fondly he calls her by her name.
I still continue to think very fondly of her.
You write fondly of your mother.
