admirer
مداح
definition
noun
he was a great admirer of Mark Twain
someone who has a particular regard for someone or something.
example
Then, the day before we got out for Christmas break, I got this love note, and it was signed a secret 'admirer' .
She seemed to enjoy it when people asked her about her secret 'admirer' .
He was also an 'admirer' of Joyce and a financial supporter for an aging Ezra Pound.
The bottom line is this: My father has a secret 'admirer' , and my mother doesn't like it one bit.
Angel has been getting emails from an unknown guy who claims he is her secret 'admirer' .
she's got a secret 'admirer'
I called him on his lunch hour to mention that I had a secret 'admirer' , we talked a bit and that was that.
Then one day Nichole found a note in her locker from a secret 'admirer' .
I demanded that she tell me what was wrong, but she just laughed and said that she had a secret 'admirer' .
The next day, Sierra watched her sister get ready to meet her secret 'admirer' .
Could she have been wrong about Kip being her secret 'admirer' the whole time?
She wanted to see if she had gotten another e-mail from her secret 'admirer' .
As an 'admirer' of Indian culture and music, he has been deeply influenced by Indian philosophy and religion.
It was a nice gesture and it makes me wonder if I have a secret 'admirer' .
A secret 'admirer' leaves romantic notes in his locker and he can't even begin to guess her identity.
he was a great 'admirer' of Mark Twain
he was a great 'admirer' of Henry James
Shastri was both a disciple of Gandhi and an 'admirer' of Nehru, but he was also his own man.
she's got a secret 'admirer'
By the end of his life he was an international celebrity and was regarded by his 'admirers' as a kind of art guru.
Since I finished the book I have watched with trepidation and wonder as Maisie has begun to attract male 'admirers' .
The celebrity author, 52, cannot be prised away from buffet lunches and milling 'admirers' .
As 'admirers' and collectors of old technology, we like to think we gave it a new lease on life.
In the early days, the novels received some respectful reviews and won a small band of devoted 'admirers' .
Not short of male 'admirers' , she sees the irony of her situation.
His fame grew as much from the enthusiasm of his 'admirers' as from his own efforts.
Debbie led a frugal life so she could send a large part of her salary to her family and kept male 'admirers' at arm's length.
The new cultural confidence was particularly marked among 'admirers' of English letters.
According to the police, Hsiao posted the photos in an effort to attract homosexual 'admirers' .
The complexity its 'admirers' celebrated was usually generated in their own attempts to make sense of its opacities.
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