English Reference

Word

lovers

US/ˈɫəvɝz/

UK/lˈʌvəz/

Definitions

02enthusiasts

B2

n. people who have a strong liking for a specific thing, like music or nature.

n. individuals who possess a strong affinity for or devotion to a particular activity, object, or pursuit.

“The outdoor concert attracted thousands of music lovers from across the city.”

“Nature lovers often frequent this remote trail during the spring to witness the rare wildflowers in bloom.”

Usage

Usually follows a noun that specifies the interest, such as 'music lovers' or 'art lovers'.

Synonyms

fansenthusiastsaficionados

Antonyms

03romantically involved

C1

adj. being in a romantic or sexual relationship with someone.

adj. describing a state of being in a romantic or sexual relationship; typically used as a predicative adjective.

“They were friends for years before they finally became lovers.”

“The play explores the tragic consequences for the protagonists after they become lovers despite their families' long-standing feud.”

Literary

Usage

Usually appears after a linking verb like 'to be' or 'to become'.

Synonyms

Antonyms

singleunattached

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Level
B1 · Intermediate
Frequency
Common
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