dearest

adjective

UK /ˈdɪərəst/

1
most expensive
She bought the dearest dress in the shop.
Synonyms and related words
General words for expensive
expensive
costly
exclusive
2
old-fashionedused in front of the name of someone you love at the beginning of a letter to them
Dearest Jane, Can you ever forgive me?
Synonyms and related words
Expressions used in letters and correspondence
Dear
postscript
love
3
only before nounused about something that you want or hope for more than anything else
It’s my dearest wish that you two should get married.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe hopes
dearest
faint
fond hope/wish/dream etc
4
old-fashionedmost loved or liked
someone’s dearest friend:
a letter from her dearest friend
Synonyms and related words
Loved, liked or wanted very much
dear
desirable
precious

dearest

adjective

US /ˈdɪrəst/

1
only before nounused about something that you want or hope for more than anything else
It’s my dearest wish that you two should get married.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe hopes
dearest
faint
fond hope/wish/dream etc.
2
old-fashionedmost loved or liked
someone’s dearest friend:
a letter from her dearest friend
Synonyms and related words
Loved, liked or wanted very much
dear
desirable
precious
3
old-fashionedused in front of the name of someone you love at the beginning of a letter to them
Synonyms and related words
Expressions used in letters and correspondence
Dear
love
postscript
4
mainly Britishmost expensive
Synonyms and related words
General words for expensive
expensive
costly
exclusive

dearest

nounold-fashioned

UK /ˈdɪərəst/

1
used for talking to someone you love
Yes, dearest, you’re absolutely right.
Synonyms and related words
Names used for talking to someone in a friendly way
love
darling
mate

dearest

nounold-fashioned

US /ˈdɪrəst/

1
used for talking to someone you love
Yes, dearest, you’re absolutely right.
Synonyms and related words
Names used for talking to someone in a friendly way
mate
babe
bud

phrases

someone’s nearest and dearest

单词	dearest
释义	dearest adjective UK /ˈdɪərəst/ Other entries for this word dearest noun dear adjective dear adverb someone’s nearest and dearest phrase DEFINITIONS4 1 most expensive She bought the dearest dress in the shop. Synonyms and related words General words for expensive expensive costly exclusive 2 old-fashionedused in front of the name of someone you love at the beginning of a letter to them Dearest Jane, Can you ever forgive me? Synonyms and related words Expressions used in letters and correspondence Dear postscript love 3 only before nounused about something that you want or hope for more than anything else It’s my dearest wish that you two should get married. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe hopes dearest faint fond hope/wish/dream etc 4 old-fashionedmost loved or liked someone’s dearest friend: a letter from her dearest friend Synonyms and related words Loved, liked or wanted very much dear desirable precious dearest adjective US /ˈdɪrəst/ Other entries for this word dearest noun dear adjective dear adverb someone’s nearest and dearest phrase DEFINITIONS4 1 only before nounused about something that you want or hope for more than anything else It’s my dearest wish that you two should get married. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe hopes dearest faint fond hope/wish/dream etc. 2 old-fashionedmost loved or liked someone’s dearest friend: a letter from her dearest friend Synonyms and related words Loved, liked or wanted very much dear desirable precious 3 old-fashionedused in front of the name of someone you love at the beginning of a letter to them Synonyms and related words Expressions used in letters and correspondence Dear love postscript 4 mainly Britishmost expensive Synonyms and related words General words for expensive expensive costly exclusive dearest nounold-fashioned UK /ˈdɪərəst/ Other entries for this word dearest adjective dear adjective dear adverb someone’s nearest and dearest phrase DEFINITIONS1 1 used for talking to someone you love Yes, dearest, you’re absolutely right. Synonyms and related words Names used for talking to someone in a friendly way love darling mate dearest nounold-fashioned US /ˈdɪrəst/ Other entries for this word dearest adjective dear adjective dear adverb someone’s nearest and dearest phrase DEFINITIONS1 1 used for talking to someone you love Yes, dearest, you’re absolutely right. Synonyms and related words Names used for talking to someone in a friendly way mate babe bud phrases someone’s nearest and dearest
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