à fond

[a-fawn]

noun

French.

1. to or toward the bottom; thoroughly; fully.

Example Sentences

Many people have a fond memory of playing catch with someone special — a parent, a grandparent, a sibling, a lifelong friend.

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If Dyer has grown sentimental about the England of his upbringing, his nostalgia is a subtle critique of how optimism in big government has grown worse for wear — “Homework” bursts with working-class pride, a fond and mournful belief in the possibility of the British welfare state.

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Although the day was once a fond memory for her, she said it was now "tainted" because of the criminal record and she might have considered not attending had she known about that at the time.

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His voice, however, will soon be more than just a fond memory for basketball fans.

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It is part of the fabric of British life and many people still have a fond relationship with their 'postie', who walks down their path bringing their letters and parcels to their door.

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