Collocations for admiration - noun
ADJECTIVE
deep,
genuine,
great,
sincere,
tremendous
frank, open
sneaking (BrE)
Inwardly, I had a sneaking admiration for them.
frank, open
sneaking (BrE)
Inwardly, I had a sneaking admiration for them.
grudging,
reluctant
mutual
mutual
VERB + admiration
be filled with,
be full of,
feel,
have
I'm full of admiration for him.
I have the greatest admiration for the nurses.
I'm full of admiration for him.
I have the greatest admiration for the nurses.
express,
show
She wrote to him expressing her admiration.
She wrote to him expressing her admiration.
compel,
draw,
fill sb with,
gain,
win
a dignity that compels admiration
The way he dealt with the crisis filled me with admiration.
He gained the admiration of thousands of people.
a dignity that compels admiration
The way he dealt with the crisis filled me with admiration.
He gained the admiration of thousands of people.
be worthy of
As a writer she is certainly worthy of admiration.
As a writer she is certainly worthy of admiration.
lose
He never lost the admiration of his students.
He never lost the admiration of his students.
PREPOSITION
in admiration
She stared at him in open admiration.
She stared at him in open admiration.
with admiration
He gazed at her with admiration.
He gazed at her with admiration.
admiration for
admiration for his work
admiration for his work
PHRASES
a gasp of admiration
(esp. BrE)
The picture was greeted with gasps of admiration.
The picture was greeted with gasps of admiration.
have nothing but admiration for sb/sth
I have nothing but admiration for the way she tackled those bullies.
I have nothing but admiration for the way she tackled those bullies.