Pronunciation: /ˈlʌvər/
noun a person who is in a romantic or sexual relationship with another
A1 I am a cat lover.
A2 She is a book lover.
B1 He is a music lover and enjoys going to concerts.
B2 As a film lover, she has seen every movie nominated for an Oscar this year.
C1 The art lover spent hours admiring the paintings at the museum.
C2 Being a nature lover, he often goes hiking in the mountains.
adjective showing affection or liking for someone or something
A1 She is a cat lover and has three pet cats.
A2 He is a book lover and spends hours reading every day.
B1 As a music lover, she attends concerts regularly.
B2 Being a movie lover, he has an extensive collection of DVDs.
C1 The art lover was mesmerized by the paintings in the gallery.
C2 As a wine lover, she enjoys visiting vineyards and tasting different varieties.
formal She is a passionate lover of classical music and attends every symphony concert in town.
informal My friend is a huge cat lover and has three adorable felines at home.
slang I heard Sarah's new boyfriend is a real dog lover, he volunteers at the animal shelter every weekend.
figurative The artist's brush was a lover of color, creating vibrant and lively paintings.
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