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Endear

Endear meaning

To make (something) more precious or valuable. | To make (something) more expensive; to increase the cost of. | To stress (something) as important; to exaggerate.

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Example sentences (20)

Cromwell was thus unable to consolidate republican rule as he would have wished to, and his constant dismissal of the Parliament (due to its supposed Royalist bent) did not endear him to many.

The fresh material will only endear them to their extremely devoted fans, and it’s compelling enough to introduce a really good band to newcomers.

The scandals certainly didn’t endear a pleasant perception of the pageant to those who may have been on the fence, and the majority of former major sponsors have withdrawn their financial support.

Having started his channel as an eighteen-year-old in 2012, Sam Spedy continued to endear his audience with creative comedy and began to grow a loyal following of nearly four million subscribers.

LOS ANGELES, California -- His voice may have been flat, but William Hung's enthusiastic and confident performance on "American Idol" 20 years ago was enough to endear him to millions - a fandom that still exists, though to a much lesser degree.

Psychologist Professor Gary MacPherson assessed Loy and found he was “immature”, the court heard, and Mr Findlay suggested he may have wanted to “endear himself” to his peer group and “impress” his friends.

Their combination of sprightly cuteness, small size and determination — they were originally bred to roust badgers — endear them to many.

That is a far cry from the fancy studios many A-list artists use to get their music out into the world, and the down-to-earth quality of both the artist and her music has helped endear her to fans all over the world.

The club has continued to endear itself in the heart of its fans due to its modern approach to the game of football.

This sudsy, knowingly funny musical ran for less than a year on Broadway, but it's getting a Netflix adaptation that's certain to endear it to a wider audience.

He did not endear himself to Irish Catholics in 2005 when he said he wanted to march in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade so he could pressure the organizers to allow homosexuals to march under their own banner.

One of the many filmography-tactics used to endear American audiences to the family’s varying plights was the testimonial format and private character confessionals.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota has staked her campaign on the idea that her Midwestern roots would endear her to Iowans, but she’s stuck in low single digits despite frequent trips to the state.

That statement alone should endear him to the locals even more, many of whom have never known the Mavericks without their German All-Star.

We appeal to the police service to devise strategies that will endear themselves to the public once more.

Get your love life back in order today — it’s easier than ever to endear yourself to the right people.

His public feud with Bobby Wagner playing hurt certainly did not endear him to his coach and GM.

Israel, however, remains adamant that the US is the only party that it can imagine presiding over peace talks, and is working hard to endear itself to the administration.

It took Brian Dozier about five seconds to endear himself to Hollywood.

Karen went through an important story arc that helped reveal Lip's character and endear us to a possible relationship between the two.