adorable
- very attractive or delightful; charming: What an adorable hat!
- worthy of being adored.
Origin of adorable
Examples from the Web for adorably
Contemporary Examples of adorably
It began with Pharrell adorably lurking in the forest of giant Oscar statues while singing the first verse.
In true, adorably awkward JLaw fashion, she tripped on her own dress while ascending the steps to accept the award.
Adorably mortified, Hanks said his mother wanted to slap his mouth for his four-lettering transgression.
From ‘Colbert’ to ‘SNL’ to Kiss Cam, Tom Hanks’s Funniest Viral Moments (VIDEOS)Kevin Fallon
October 27, 2012
Stamos plays a suave dentist dating the adorably neurotic Emma (Jayma Mays), much to the consternation of Will (Matthew Morrison).
Historical Examples of adorably
He now perceived that the creature was not only young but most adorably feminine.
The CreatorsMay Sinclair
And how adorably she teases him in those four crosses marked 'These are from Fred.'
KathleenChristopher Morley
Her attitude was demure but her smile was adorably mischievous.
The Trail of ConflictEmilie Baker Loring
She was the personification of caprice, adorably constructed, and constructed to be adored.
EdenEdgar Saltus
She is adorably capricious, and her style of beauty wears well.
A Distinguished Provincial at ParisHonore de Balzac
adorable
- very attractive; charming; lovable
- rare deserving or eliciting adoration
Word Origin and History for adorably
adorable
1610s, from French adorable, from Latin adorabilis "worthy of worship," from adorare (see adore). Weakened sense of "delightful, charming" is recorded from 1710. Related: Adorably; adorableness.