Pronunciation

/ˈlʌvər/

Definitions

• Noun: A person who has a strong affection or passion for something or someone. For example: “She’s a true music lover; her collection spans decades of hits.”
• Noun (informal): A person deeply in love with another, often romantically. Example: “They have been lovers since college.”
• Noun (archaic): A friend or associate. Example: “He was a dear lover and companion during their travels.”

Phrases

• “Love of one’s life” refers to a person’s most beloved romantic partner.
• “Lover’s quarrel” describes a disagreement between two people in a romantic relationship.
• “Animal lover” denotes someone who cares deeply about animals and their welfare.

Example Sentences

• Noun (affection for something/someone): “The art lover spent hours admiring the masterpieces in the gallery.”
• Noun (romantic partner): “Their love story began when they were just teenagers, and now they’re inseparable lovers.”
• Noun (friend or associate): “Old friends and lovers of literature gathered around the fireplace to share stories.”

Synonyms

• Admirer
• Devotee
• Enthusiast
• Fan
• Aficionado
• Sweetheart (for romantic context)
• Beloved (for romantic context)