8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cherish' in a Sentence
"To hold or treat with affection; to feel love for something or someone, such as one's native land." more
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They have been cherishing the bond they share as lifelong friends.
By the time the anniversary arrives, we will have been cherishing our friendship for a decade.
I will be cherishing the moments spent with my childhood friends during the reunion.
They are cherishing the bond that unites them as lifelong friends.
Over the years, he has cherished his friendship with her.
They will cherish the bond formed through years of friendship and shared experiences.
I cherish the handmade card my friend gave me on my birthday.
He had cherished the hope of reuniting with his long-lost friend.
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