Collocations withadmiration
These are words often used in combination withadmiration.
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enormous admiration for
I have always had enormous admiration for the colleges of further education.
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great admiration
Neighborhoods become divided, sympathizing with those whose piety had earned them great admiration but frightened that their sympathy might make them suspect, as well.
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mutual admiration
A lively and enthusiastic correspondence sprang up between the two men, their relationship developing into something of a mutual admiration society.
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mutual admiration society
A lively and enthusiastic correspondence sprang up between the two men, their relationship developing into something of a mutual admiration society.
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profound admiration for
I would again like to express my profound admiration for the way in which they carry out their arduous duties.
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tremendous admiration for
We feel tremendous admiration for all the work he did.
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utmost admiration
We have the utmost admiration for them, we have the utmost confidence in them.
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