Attached to
Fond of and attached to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fond of" instead an adjective phrase "Attached to". popular alternative
Fond of
Attached to and fond of are semantically related. You can use "Attached to" instead an adjective phrase "Fond of". popular alternative
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- keen and attached to
- keen and fond of
- soft on and attached to
- soft on and fond of
- taken with and attached to
- taken with and fond of
- into and attached to
- into and fond of
- gone on and attached to
- gone on and fond of
- in love with and attached to
- in love with and fond of
- infatuated with and attached to
- infatuated with and fond of
Both terms in one sentence
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While he's shown as being fond of them as pets, he's apparently not too attached to them (either that or he's not very good at naming pets); the second one seen has the imaginative name "Hamster 65".
Source: Music / Doctor Steel -
Mr. Burns in The Simpsons ends up as one of these, attached to a robot body (but still fond of his teddy bear.)
Source: Brain in a Jar -
Matt, Pat, and Woolie of Two Best Friends Play like to claim that they're not fond of children, but often end up becoming attached to younger characters in the games they play.
Source: Friend to All Children
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