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admirational

admirational adjective: of, or relating to admiration.

Adjective

admirational (not comparable)

  1. Of, or relating to admiration.
    • admirational tone
    • In an earlier meditation this year, I have already realized the danger of letting the examinational mode of attention dominate above the reverential and admirational mode.2010 05, Samuel Whittemore Fowler, Meditations on the Glory of God, Xulon Press, →ISBN, page 109

Examples of admirational in a sentence

  • Were it not for the fact of my kingship, I would blush at your admirational effusions.2013 January 24, Ethard Wendel Van Stee, The Boy Who Would Be King: And Six More Plays, iUniverse, →ISBN:
  • Many have been killed over what's on it, so please do your best,” David ordered in a demanding, but admirational tone.2016 July 17, Bryan Radzin, Search For Truth: Journey into the abyss..., Lulu.com, →ISBN, page 107:

Origin of admirational

From admiration + -al.

Questions about admirational

What does admirational mean?
Admirational means of, or relating to admiration.
How do you use admirational in a sentence?
Were it not for the fact of my kingship, I would blush at your admirational effusions.
What part of speech is admirational?
Admirational is an adjective.

Words near admirational in the dictionary

  1. admirate
  2. admirated
  3. admirates
  4. admirating
  5. admiration
  6. admirational
  7. admirations
  8. admirative
  9. admiratively
  10. admiratives
  11. admirativity

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