impressed |
admired |
As verbs the difference between impressed and admired
is that
impressed is (
impress) while
admired is (
admire).
As an adjective impressed
is strongly affected, especially favourably.
approve |
admired |
As verbs the difference between approve and admired
is that
approve is to sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm while
admired is past tense of admire.
admired |
attracted |
As verbs the difference between admired and attracted
is that
admired is (
admire) while
attracted is (
attract).
As an adjective attracted is
drawn towards.
desired |
admired |
As verbs the difference between desired and admired
is that
desired is (
desire) while
admired is (
admire).
admired |
fascinated |
As verbs the difference between admired and fascinated
is that
admired is (
admire) while
fascinated is (
fascinate).
glorified |
admired |
As verbs the difference between glorified and admired
is that
glorified is (
glorify) while
admired is (
admire).
As an adjective glorified
is transformed into something glorious (often used sarcastically).
admired |
envious |
As a verb admired
is past tense of admire.
As an adjective envious is
feeling or exhibiting envy; jealously desiring the excellence or good fortune of another; maliciously grudging.
obsessed |
admired |
As verbs the difference between obsessed and admired
is that
obsessed is past tense of obsess while
admired is past tense of admire.
As an adjective obsessed
is intensely preoccupied {{term|with}} or {{term|by}} a given topic or emotion; driven by a specified obsession.
elected |
admired |
As verbs the difference between elected and admired
is that
elected is past tense of elect while
admired is past tense of admire.
As a noun elected
is one who is elected.
complimented |
admired |
As verbs the difference between complimented and admired
is that
complimented is (
compliment) while
admired is (
admire).
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