Admr

Pronunciation: /ædmr/

Definitions of admr

noun a term used to refer to someone who is in charge of a particular department or organization, typically in a government or military setting

Example Sentences

A1 I have a lot of admiration for my parents.

A2 She expressed her admiration for the artist's work.

B1 His admiration for his boss is evident in the way he speaks about him.

B2 The team's admiration for their coach grew as they continued to win games.

C1 Her admiration for the scientist's research led her to pursue a career in the same field.

C2 The author's admiration for nature is reflected in his writing style.

Examples of admr in a Sentence

formal The admr of the company was responsible for overseeing all administrative tasks.

informal I heard the admr is really strict about following office rules.

slang The new admr is a real stickler for details.

figurative Her role as admr was like being the captain of a ship, guiding the team through rough waters.

Grammatical Forms of admr

• past tense: admired
• plural: admirs
• comparative: more admired
• superlative: most admired
• present tense: admires
• future tense: will admire
• perfect tense: has admired
• continuous tense: is admiring
• singular: admirer
• positive degree: admirable
• infinitive: admire
• gerund: admiring
• participle: admiring

Origin and Evolution of admr

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'admr' originated from the Old French word 'aumosne', which comes from the Latin word 'eleemosyna'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'admr' evolved from its Latin and Old French origins to become the modern English word 'alms', which refers to money or goods given to those in need as an act of charity.