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Synonym for "dear"


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The synonym dear synonymous definition words:
dear [noun]
means "loved one"

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dear [adjective]
means "familiar"
dear [adjective]
means "beloved"

Further results for the word "dear"

attached [adjective]
means "intimate"
dear
close [adjective]
means "characteristic"
physical, dear
darling [noun]
means "beloved"
sweetheart, dear, favourite, lover, friend, love
expensive [adjective]
means "high"
costly, dear
fraternal [adjective]
means "chummy"
bosom, dear, intimate, thick
high [adjective]
means "cost"
expensive, costly, dear
honey [noun]
means "person"
sweetheart, beloved, darling, dear, love, sweet
idol [noun]
means "favourite"
beloved, dear, darling, pet, model, hero
intimate [adjective]
means "familiar"
close, dear, confidential, thick
love [noun]
means "person"
sweetheart, beloved, darling, girl, dear, honey
old [adjective]
means "property"
cherished, good, dear, adored, beloved
pet [noun]
means "person"
favourite, beloved, darling, love, dear
precious [adjective]
means "valuable"
costly, expensive, inestimable, dear, invaluable, priceless
precious [adjective]
means "beloved"
prized, cherished, favourite, darling, dear
priceless [adjective]
means "valuable"
costly, expensive, inestimable, dear, invaluable, precious
sweet [adjective]
means "property"
dear, beloved, darling, precious, dearest
sweetheart [noun]
means "beloved"
darling, dear, favourite, lover, friend, love
thick [adjective]
means "state"
chummy, bosom, dear, intimate, fraternal
uneconomical [adjective]
means "costly"
dear
valuable [adjective]
means "costly"
expensive, precious, rare, priceless, dear
dearest [adjective]
means "loved"
beloved, cherished, adored, precious, revered, worshiped
means "darling"
lover, sweetheart, precious, dearest, sugar
absence [noun]
means "deficiency"
defect, inadequacy, dearth, default, lack, miss
beloved [adjective]
means "loved"
dearest, cherished, adored, precious, revered, worshiped
cherished [adjective]
means "loved"
dearest, beloved, adored, precious, revered, worshiped
darling [noun]
means "term of endearment"
lover, sweetheart, precious, dearest, sugar
darling [adjective]
means "dear"
beloved, dearest, cherished, favourite
lack [noun]
means "necessity"
deficiency, scarcity, insufficiency, need, dearth, scantiness
meagreness [noun]
means "scarcity"
lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, want, inadequacy
scantiness [noun]
means "deficiency"
scarcity, insufficiency, need, dearth, lack, want
scarcity [noun]
means "want"
lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, meagreness, inadequacy
sugar [noun]
means "person"
lover, sweetheart, precious, dearest, darling
want [noun]
means "amount"
scarcity, lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, meagreness
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