lovesmith
UK/ˈlʌv.smɪθ/
lovesmith noun: one who nurtures and spreads love.
Noun
lovesmith (plural lovesmiths)
- One who nurtures and spreads love.
- Was not Christ a kind of a spiritual lovesmith; and was it not His mission and His mission still, to weld these lovely links together in order to create a true brotherhood of men on earth?1907 October, “Thoughts of the Month”, in The Cambrian, volume 27, number 8
- Lovesmith divine, may your fiery love purify my life with your compassion as I set out this day.2007, Tess Ward, The Celtic Wheel of the Year: Old Celtic and Christian Prayers
- An accomplished lover.
- The play deals with an affaire du coeur of the famous lovesmith, Casanova who "had 300 sweethearts, and everyone of them a beauty" —so this episode must be accepted merely as a torrid interlude.1923, The Haberdasher, volume 78, page 77
- […] of the lovesmiths of Ngai .1998, James Kinyanjui Ngubiah, The Love Birds, page 7
Forms of lovesmith
| plural | lovesmiths |
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Origin of lovesmith
From love + smith.
Questions about lovesmith
- What does lovesmith mean?
- Lovesmith means one who nurtures and spreads love.
- What part of speech is lovesmith?
- Lovesmith is a noun.
- How do you pronounce lovesmith?
- Lovesmith is pronounced /ˈlʌv.smɪθ/ (UK).
- What is the plural of lovesmith?
- The plural of lovesmith is lovesmiths.
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