Beloved
Beloved adjective - Granted special treatment or attention.
Well-received and beloved are semantically related In some cases you can use "Well-received" instead an adjective "Beloved".
Well-received
Beloved and well-received are semantically related in suitable topic. You can use "Beloved" instead an adjective phrase "Well-received", if it concerns topics such as attractive, well-known.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- favourite and beloved
- favourite and well-received
- favoured and beloved
- favoured and well-received
- lovable and beloved
- lovable and well-received
- pleasing and beloved
- pleasing and well-received
- popular and beloved
- popular and well-received
- admired and beloved
- admired and well-received
- liked and beloved
- liked and well-received
Both words in one sentence
- He claims that the new movie has a bit of an advantage in that unlike The Amazing Spider-Man, they aren't rebooting a franchise that was already beloved and well-received to begin with.
Source: Win Back the Crowd - It was also beloved in Angola, with main actress Tais Araujo being very well-received there.
- Dragon Half wasn't very well-received in Japan (the reason only two episodes were made), but its combination of Widget Series, a total lack of seriousness, and a beloved Good Bad Translation resulted in it becoming a beloved classic in North America.
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