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Bookmark or Share- to be fond of VS to love - WordReference ForumsHi all. What is the difference between "to be fond of" and "to love"? I know they mean almost the sam thing, but I was wandering which one is stronger or deeper. For example, can somebody "be fond of" a friend? Or: can I say "I'm fond of my hausband"? and does it mean something different from...
- he was always so nice to me and I’ll remember him fondlyHi, I need to express condolences on the passing of someone last year. I want to say that I have fond memories and he was so nice etc and very keen not to make an offensive mistake. My attempt is “mi dispiace davvero tantissimo, era sempre molto gentile con me e gli ricorderò con affetto. Un...
- Sincerely / Kind Regards - WordReference ForumsLetter: Closing - use of "fondly" Letter, e-mail: Closing - signature initial Letter: Closing an official letter. Letter: Closing - friendly Letter: Opening/closing a letter to the editor. Letter: Closing - I
forward to from you. Business letter: Closing - keep in touch Letter: Closing - formal and informal - Letter: Closing - use of "fondly" - WordReference Forums"Fondly" sounds okay to me, with no real "fondling" connotations (post #11). It seems to me that the lady wants to show she still feels some affection, possibly in a nostalgic kind of way, but not love.
- I'll grasp thy waist and, fondly pressed, | WordReference ForumsWell, I immediately understood it to mean "fondly pressed together" (posts 4 and 6), which seems the only sensible interpretation in a song about romantic love. Burns did a lot of fond pressing. As for the spelling, Burns used it in 14 poems and songs, and never used the modern spelling "pressed" in his verse.
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