well loved
well loved is the alternative form of well-loved.
Meaning of well-loved
Adjective
well-loved (comparative better-loved or more well-loved, superlative best-loved or most well-loved)
- Loved by many people; popular.
- Afterward, however, he turned to more serious roles, such as “Emperor Jones” and “Othello,” and ultimately became one of the better-loved figures of the German-speaking stage.1943 May 2, Theodore Strauss, “Oscar Homolka Studies the Menu: A Noted Austrian Actor Talks of Letters, Art, Light Wines and Duck”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company...
- Highly used or having a worn condition; showing significant signs of wear and tear, age, or previous frequent use.
Forms of well loved
| comparative | better loved |
|---|---|
| comparative | more well loved |
| superlative | best loved |
| superlative | most well loved |
Questions about well loved
- What is well loved the alternative form of?
- Well loved is the alternative form of well-loved.
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