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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
endear .
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Examples
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By focusing on small farmers, Jain endears himself to the most vulnerable of farmers.
Lucky Harvest R.N. Bhaskar 2010
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By focusing on small farmers, Jain endears himself to the most vulnerable of farmers.
Lucky Harvest R.N. Bhaskar 2010
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By focusing on small farmers, Jain endears himself to the most vulnerable of farmers.
Lucky Harvest R.N. Bhaskar 2010
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An editor capable of such self-expression endears himself at once to any possible contributor.
Books and Persons Being Comments on a Past Epoch 1908-1911 Arnold Bennett 1899
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My poor little Valeria had some of her leaves frozen the other night, but one side is still green and untouched; I could not bear for it to die, it's name endears it to me.
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Even then the six lines, "Blest -- as the Muezzin's," -- "endears," are wanting in the text; but the four lines, "Soft -- as the melody," -- "endears," are inserted in MS. in the margin.
The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 3 George Gordon Byron Byron 1806
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When a player comes in and does that, he kind of endears himself to the team and he's accepted very quickly.
NHL.com Feature Stories Brian Compton | NHL.com Staff Writer 2010
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When a player comes in and does that, he kind of endears himself to the team and he's accepted very quickly.
NHL.com Feature Stories Brian Compton | NHL.com Staff Writer 2010
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When a player comes in and does that, he kind of endears himself to the team and he's accepted very quickly.
NHL.com Feature Stories Brian Compton | NHL.com Staff Writer 2010
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When a player comes in and does that, he kind of endears himself to the team and he's accepted very quickly.
NHL.com Feature Stories Brian Compton | NHL.com Staff Writer 2010
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