13 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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I am cherishing the memories of our last summer vacation.
The scientist will be cherishing the breakthrough in discovering a new species.
He cherishes the moments spent watching the sunset with his family.
He had been cherishing the memories of their summer romance.
The team is cherishing the victory after a hard-fought soccer match.
During the storm, the sailor was cherishing the stability of his well-built ship.
We have cherished the moments spent together as a family.
She will cherish the antique necklace passed down from her grandmother.
The elderly couple cherishes the warmth of their enduring love.
Maria cherishes the handwritten letters from her pen pal in a foreign country.
She will have cherished the rare book collection passed down through generations.
They cherish the shared dreams and aspirations within their tight-knit group.
The explorer cherished the map that led to hidden treasures.
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