Used in a Sentence

beloved

How to use beloved in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for beloved.

Editorial note

I'll add that by all accounts she was beloved and was doing what was widely considered a great job.

Examples7
Definitions2
Parts of speech2

Quick take

a beloved person; used as terms of endearment

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of beloved gathered in one view.

noun

a beloved person; used as terms of endearment

adjective

dearly loved

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for beloved.

Example sentences

1

I'll add that by all accounts she was beloved and was doing what was widely considered a great job.

2

A lot of people have beloved games that are years or decades old that they still occasionally play.

3

Know when to cut loose -- you can still be involved with your beloved codebase, but for heaven's sake, get a real job before you all starve!

4

So, for you, we have a special something....We won't simply admit that we'll be ignoring and soon shutting down your beloved app.

5

SRP is also well-studied and well-understood; if it isn't particularly beloved of academic cryptographers, well, Dragonfly doesn't score any better.

6

"If free and open access to all of human knowledge at the push of a button truly prevents our societys beloved artists, authors, thinkers, and other creative people from putting food on their tables, then maybe its time to rethink how to put food on their tables.

7

I already mentioned this and sorry for repeating but our beloved liberal / transparent / change-and-hope-loving president Obama voted for the retroactive immunity back when he was still a senator.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use beloved in a sentence?

I'll add that by all accounts she was beloved and was doing what was widely considered a great job.

What does beloved mean?

a beloved person; used as terms of endearment

What part of speech is beloved?

beloved is commonly used as noun, adjective.