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Words of Love - A Valentine's Vocabulary...



NOUNS of LOVE...
BEAUTY: attractiveness, charm, elegance, grace, loveliness  CHARM: attraction, fascination, glamour  CONSORT: companion, comrade, mate, partner, soul-mate, spouse  DELIGHT: enjoyment, gladness, happiness, joy, pleasure  DEVOTION: affection, attachment, fidelity, loyalty, dedication  DIGNITY: elegance, grace, stateliness  FOREVER: always, eternity, perpetuity HAPPINESS: bliss, cheerfulness, contentment, delight, joyfulness  HOPE: faith, optimism, reliance, belief, desire, wish  JOY: bliss, delight, elation, gladness, happiness  LOYALTY: allegiance, constancy, devotion, faithfulness, fidelity  MARRIAGE: matrimony, nuptials, wedding, wedlock, bond, union  PROMISE: pledge, vow  RENEWAL: enlivenment, invigoration, regeneration, revival  RESPECT: admiration, appreciation, esteem, favour, honour, regard  SACRIFICE: dedication, devotion, offering  SINCERITY: candidness, candour, frankness, genuineness, honesty,  SPIRIT: being, heart, mind, psyche, soul, energy, life, verve  WISDOM: wiseness, insight, judgment, knowledge 

ADJECTIVES of LOVE...
AFFECTIONATE: adoring, caring, considerate, devoted, loving  BEAUTIFUL: attractive, fair, lovely, stunning  DIVINE: godly, heavenly, glorious, wonderful, wondrous  ENDLESS: continual, eternal, perpetual, unceasing, unending, timeless  FAITHFUL: constant, steady, steadfast, true  FOND: affectionate, dear, devoted, loving  HAPPY: cheerful, glad, joyful, joyous, merry, pleased  HOPEFUL: hoping, optimistic, promising  INFINITE: endless, limitless, unbounded, immeasurable  MARRIED: marital, matrimonial, nuptial, spousal, wedded, united  NOBLE: august, royal, ethical, moral, virtuous, honourable  OPTIMISTIC: bright, sunny, upbeat, promising  PEACEFUL: placid, quiet, serene, still, undisturbed  PRICELESS: precious, inestimable, invaluable, valuable  SINCERE: genuine, honest, real, heartfelt  TOTAL: complete, entire, whole, absolute, pure, sheer, utter  UNCOMMON: extraordinary, scarce, unusual, rare, unique  UNCORRUPTED: ethical, principled, untarnished  UNDENIABLE: certain, incontestable, sure, undisputable  UNDYING: deathless, immortal, eternal, everlasting  UNFADING: enduring, lasting, undying, unfailing  UNIVERSAL: omnipresent, cosmic, global, worldwide  UNSELFISH: selfless, self-sacrificing  VIBRANT: intense, strong, vivid, dynamic, energetic, vigorous  VIRTUOUS: ethical, moral, noble, principled, pure, righteous  WARM: compassionate, sympathetic, tender, enthusiastic  WORTHY: capable, deserving, desirable, suited, honourable, noble

VERBS of LOVE...
CHERISH: esteem, prize, treasure, cultivate, foster, nurture  HOPE: anticipate, await, count on, expect, look forward to  INSPIRE: excite, exhilarate, motivate, stimulate, impress  LOVE: adore, cherish, treasure MARRY: espouse, wed, combine, couple, hitch, mate, link, unite  PRIZE: appreciate, value, cherish  PROMISE: pledge, vow  RENEW: regenerate, restart, refresh, rekindle  RESPECT: honour, regard, value, admire  UNITE: connect, converge, join, meet, merge, unify  VALUE: assess, evaluate, rate, appreciate, prize 

ADVERBS of LOVE...
AFFECTIONATELY: dearly, devotedly, dotingly, fondly, lovingly  DIVINELY: blissfully, gloriously, splendidly, sublimely  ENDLESSLY: ceaselessly, constantly, forever, interminably  FAITHFULLY: devotedly, loyally  HAPPILY: blissfully, joyfully, joyously, cheerfully  ONLY: alone, entirely, exclusively, solely  SINCERELY: genuinely, honestly, really  TOTALLY: absolutely, completely, entirely, fully, purely, wholly 

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