very attached

Frequency: 8.545.0 per million words

A common way to say someone feels a lot of affection.

attachedadverb + attached

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very

Examples (10)

  • George is obviously very attached to you.
  • We've grown very attached to this town and wouldn't want to move.
  • The little girl became very attached to her new puppy almost immediately.
  • My grandmother is very attached to her old house and refuses to sell it.
  • He's very attached to that old watch; it was a gift from his father.
  • It's not healthy to get very attached to material possessions.
  • I'm worried she will get very attached to him, and he might break her heart.
  • The children are very attached to their nanny.
  • After years of working together, the colleagues became very attached to one another.
  • You can tell he is very attached to his memories of the past.