verb

cherish

to cherish, to treasure, to hold dear

I will always cherish the memories of our holiday.

I will always cherish the memories of our vacation.

She cherished the hope that he would return.

She cherished the hope that he would return.

((sth.)) to hold (sth.) dear I cherish these old photographs.

Synonyms: treasure, value, prize; Antonyms: neglect, scorn, despise

From Old French 'cherir' (to hold dear), from 'cher' (dear), from Latin 'carus' (dear, precious).

It sounds like 'cherry-ish'. Imagine you cherish a bowl of sweet cherries, savoring each one.

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