endear

an endearing little grin.

the endearing charm of a little child.

a couple whose kindness endeared them to friends.

He managed to endear himself to my entire family.

The government’s record on employment did not endear them to the voters.

one of his more endearing habits

The professor's drollness endeared him to his students.

Granny's kindness endeared her to everyone in the community.

Her kindness of heart endeared her to everyone.

Flora's spirit and character endeared her to everyone who met her.

His easy trainability, devotion to family, and friendly temperament endear him to all.

Characters' eyes are etched in endearing, twinkly curves.

That you have used every ruthless stratagem to win the much-coveted promotion hasn't endeared you to your rivals.

IN THIS ARTICLE: Crime writer Agatha Christie's endearing supersleuth Miss Marple started life in 1930, in Murder at the Vicarage, as "a nasty old cat" with an unpleasant habit of interfering.

Something to endear myself a little bit.

'Cause you thought it would endear you to someone.

The " Lion City" is home to various endearing tourist attractions giving visitors much to look forward to.

Now, don't listen to him, Pheebs, all right? I think it's endearing.

That act increased his fame and endeared him to all of Australia.

Those and other factors have endeared him to a wider, contemporary public.

The divorce measure isn't likely to endear her any further to conservatives.

But of his many acts of mischief, this was one that first endeared Dobby to the world.

Possibly my crippling clumsiness was seen as endearing rather than pathetic, casting me as a damsel in distress.

Reindeer are endearing animals, with their wide brown eyes, furry antlers, soft fur and enormous snow-proof padded hooves.