Amor
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Amor
< Latin: love; amorous
Example Sentences
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But Amor said that this is still not ready, leading to the difficulties in finding burial places.
From Seattle Times
He was best known for sentimental love songs like “Tatuajes” and “Secreto de Amor,” sometimes set to simple guitar arrangements and sometimes sung on horseback.
From Seattle Times
However, producers then said they wanted him to be a Casa Amor entrant.
From BBC
"The presidential campaign aims to create an imaginary enemy for Tunisians to distract them from their basic problems," said Ramadan Ben Amor, a spokesperson for FTDES.
From Reuters
The spokesperson for the Tunisian Forum for Social and Economic Rights, Romdhane Ben Amor, deplored an increasing number of racist assaults against sub-Saharan migrants following Saied’s remarks.
From Seattle Times
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