well-loved

British  

adjective

1. loved by many people; very popular

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Example Sentences

Although software hasn’t been a well-loved area of the market this year, select companies currently offer investors solid growth at cheap prices.

From MarketWatch

With Indiana-born rapper Freddie Gibbs, the duo reignited the world of “Alfredo” with a well-loved sequel, finally giving the cult-followed collaboration its due shine.

From Los Angeles Times

Three years on, his sons Macauley and Jorge recall how his funeral brought Caerphilly to a standstill - in a send-off which couldn't have been more fitting for such a well-loved man who adored rugby and driving lorries.

From BBC

It’s that balance of charisma and humility that makes me eager to see how “The Lowdown” resolves, and keep my fingers crossed that these eight episodes are merely the first of many cases for his public investigator to crack like the spine of a well-loved book.

From Salon

Estate agent Andrew Fuller, from Bell Ingram, said it was a "real pleasure to bring such a well-loved home to the market".

From BBC