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fond

[fond] / fɒnd /


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“It wasn’t at first, but it is now. I’ve grown fond of the library and the scientific instruments.”

From Literature

But I wasn’t too fond of the idea of eating sludge for the rest of my life.

From Literature

The term itself “is a beautiful word,” he is fond of saying, and he often cites the example of President William McKinley, who levied tariffs to generate revenue before the nation had an income tax.

From Salon

He is fond of reminding reporters that he prefers to keep his intentions to himself and a small circle of insiders to avoid potential adversaries knowing his next moves.

From BBC

Though both dressed in black when they spoke with The Envelope at the Four Seasons Los Angeles recently, Trier and Skarsgård exhibited high spirits and fond camaraderie while examining the mysteries of relationships and art.

From Los Angeles Times