Synonyms of adorable

adorable

adjective

ə-ˈdȯr-ə-bəl 

as in sweet

having qualities that tend to make one loved

what an adorable old lady, so kind and sweet

an adorable little cottage

Synonyms & Similar Words

• sweet
• dear
• beautiful
• precious
• lovely
• loved
• charming
• darling
• lovable
• loveable
• endearing
• attractive
• enchanting
• delightful
• beloved
• winning
• cherished
• favorite
• winsome
• cheerful
• lovesome
• desirable
• fascinating
• disarming
• appealing
• admirable
• nice
• favored
• alluring
• treasured
• kissable
• likeable
• pleasant
• likable
• friendly
• engaging
• embraceable
• kind
• gracious
• entrancing
• pleasing
• captivating
• reputable
• affable
• respectable
• good-natured
• agreeable
• fetching
• cordial
• good-tempered
• genial
• well-disposed

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• abominable
• odious
• hateful
• loathsome
• detestable
• abhorrent
• horrible
• unpleasant
• offensive
• disgusting
• disagreeable
• wretched
• contemptible
• ugly
• heinous
• hideous
• distasteful
• grotesque
• nasty
• unloved
• monstrous
• repulsive
• unlovable
• lousy
• frightful
• repugnant
• awful
• unattractive
• repellent
• vile
• obnoxious
• dreadful
• appalling
• unlikable
• scandalous
• shocking
• unsightly
• obscene
• horrid
• revolting
• sickening
• horrendous
• foul
• ill-favored
• repellant
• ogreish
• nauseating
• noisome

Examples of adorable in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

This set of six candles would be adorable as a centerpiece or as accents on a coffee table. —Mia Meltzer, Rolling Stone, 24 Oct. 2024

Thread & Supply Cropped Puffer Vest $39 at Nordstrom Available in eight different colors, this essential $39 puffer vest from Thread & Supply is practical and, frankly, totally adorable. —Amelia McBride, Travel + Leisure, 20 Oct. 2024

Yep, these adorable animals are good for more than just memes and animal therapy—their coats can also create next-level clothing. —Jennifer Heimlich, SELF, 16 Oct. 2024

Of course, the classics, like a suspiciously adorable dinosaur, can't be ruled out either. —Mary Walrath-Holdridge, USA TODAY, 12 Oct. 2024