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UK//lʌvd//US//lʌvd//

Meaning of Loved

Cared very much for someone or something in the past.

In simple words: Cared very much for someone or something.

Loved in a sentence

  • She loved her dog like a family member.
  • He loved playing the guitar every evening.
  • They loved the vacation in Hawaii last summer.
  • I loved how she always made me laugh.
  • He felt loved when his friends surprised him with a party.
  • She loved reading books as a child.

How to use Loved

Commonly used to express deep affection or fondness. Can be informal in personal contexts but also used in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

loved + object

Memory hint

Remember it as 'love with a deeper echo' – it sounds like love but means something more lasting.

Related words

Collocations with Loved

  • loved ones
  • deeply loved
  • greatly loved

Synonyms for Loved

Opposites of Loved

  • hated
  • despised
  • loathed

Common mistakes with Loved

  • Confusing the past tense 'loved' with the present tense 'love'.
  • Using 'loved' without a clear subject.
  • Not differentiating between 'loved' as affectionate and 'loved' in past tense without context.

Compare Loved with Cherished, Appreciated

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Frequently asked questions about Loved

What does Loved mean?

Cared very much for someone or something.

What is the definition of Loved?

Cared very much for someone or something in the past.

How do you use Loved in a sentence?

She loved her dog like a family member.

Can you give another example of Loved?

He loved playing the guitar every evening.

What are synonyms for Loved?

Common alternatives include adored, cherished, valued, appreciated, liked.

What is the opposite of Loved?

Opposite meanings include hated, despised, loathed.

What words go with Loved?

It commonly pairs with loved ones, deeply loved, greatly loved.

What are common mistakes when using Loved?

Confusing the past tense 'loved' with the present tense 'love'. Using 'loved' without a clear subject. Not differentiating between 'loved' as affectionate and 'loved' in past tense without context.

How do you pronounce Loved?

US: //lʌvd//, UK: //lʌvd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Loved?

Commonly used to express deep affection or fondness. Can be informal in personal contexts but also used in formal writing.