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amours

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun amour has 1 sense
  1. affair, affaire, intimacy, liaison, involvement, amour - a usually secretive or illicit sexual relationship
    --1 is a kind of sexual relationship

Definitions from the Web

Amours

Definition:

1. (noun) Romantic or sexual relationships; love affairs.

2. (noun) A passionate or romantic feeling or inclination.

3. (noun) A person's beloved or sweetheart.

4. (noun) A love poem or song.

5. (noun) The act or art of lovemaking.

6. (noun) Strong affection or love for someone or something.

7. (noun) The goddess of love in Greek mythology.

8. (noun) The pleasures or delights of love.

9. (noun) A person who is enamored or infatuated with someone or something.

10. (noun) A person's love interest or romantic partner.

Sample Sentences:

1. He had multiple amours throughout his life, but none of them lasted.

2. The movie captures the essence of youthful amours and heartbreaks.

3. She wrote a beautiful amour expressing her deep love for him.

4. Their amours were whispered secrets, known only to a few close friends.

5. The book explores the art of amours through vivid descriptions and poetic language.

6. Despite his numerous amours, he had never truly experienced true love.

7. Aphrodite was worshipped as the goddess of amours and beauty.

8. The couple spent a romantic evening, enjoying the amours of each other's company.

9. He became an amour of classical music after attending a mesmerizing concert.

10. She introduced her new amour to her friends, who immediately took a liking to him.

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