Amor
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Amor
< Latin: love; amorous
Example Sentences
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In earlier studies, Amor Vegas and her team engineered immune cells known as anti-uPAR CAR T cells that selectively remove senescent cells in mice, leading to major improvements in the animals' metabolism.
From Science Daily
Restoring the restaurant has become a passion project for the writers, a journey that became grist for a documentary, “¡Casa Bonita Mi Amor!,” which streams on Paramount+.
From Los Angeles Times
And though the EP did include a track in Spanish — ”Amor” — her sound was missing a key component: her Latino roots.
From Los Angeles Times
The two coupled up several episodes after meeting in Casa Amor, igniting a romance in large part over a shared understanding of their cultures.
From Los Angeles Times
Do you feel like you were treading new sonic ground on “Vanity” or just expanding upon what you were doing on “Amor Hardcore”? It’s definitely going into new territories.
From Los Angeles Times
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