Relationships - Pure Love

Explore English idioms regarding pure love with examples like "be made for each other" and "head over heels".

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to [think] the world of {sb} [phrase]

to be extremely fond of someone or greatly admire them

Ex: He thinks the world of his grandmother and cherishes every moment with her.

to [put|place] {sb} on a pedestal [phrase]

to perceive someone free of faults, errors, or any shortcomings and greatly admire them

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(other|better) half [phrase]

a person whom one is married to or is in a romantic relationship with

Ex: Mary 's better half surprised her with a romantic dinner to celebrate their anniversary .

Mr. Right [noun]

the perfect man as a lifelong romantic partner

Ex: Everyone dreams of finding their own Mr. Right someday .

(Ms.|Miss|Mrs.) Right [phrase]

used to describe a woman one sees right to be married to and spend the rest of one's life with

Ex: Terry had been searching for the Miss Right for a long time , someone who would be his perfect match and complement his personality and values .

the light of {one's} life [phrase]

a person or thing that brings joy, happiness, and meaning to someone's life

Ex: Mark felt that his career as an artist was the light of his life , as it allowed him to express his passion and creativity , bringing a sense of purpose and fulfillment .

to [have] eyes for {sb} [phrase]

to be only attracted or committed to one individual

Ex: Despite being surrounded by many admirers, Martha only had eyes for Harold, the charming and kind-hearted man she had fallen in love with.

to [be] made for each other [phrase]

(of two people) to be considered a perfect match for one another

Ex: After years of searching, Rachel finally found someone who was made for her, and their wedding was a beautiful celebration of their love.

head over heels (for|over|with) {sb} [phrase]

used to refer to a state in which one is really in love with someone

Ex: Megan found herself head over heels with David , enchanted by his intelligence , charm , and caring nature .

to [think] the sun [rises] and [sets] on {sb} [phrase]

to admire or love someone beyond logic

Ex: Denise thinks the sun rises and sets on her newborn baby, cherishing every moment and feeling an overwhelming love for her child.

to [have] a soft spot for {sb/sth} [phrase]

to be particularly fond of someone or something

Ex: She ca n't resist buying flowers ; she has a soft spot for them .

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