cherish

/ˈtʃɛr.ɪʃ/

verbcher · ish

Cherish = CHER + ISH: you “CHER” (cheer) for what you love, so you CHER-ISH it.

Yes, it's cherish. Start with the “cher-” sound like in “cherry” (ch + er), and end with “-ish” (not “-idge” or “-ishh”).

Definitions

  1. verbto care for someone or something deeply; to love and protect
  2. verbto keep a memory, hope, or idea in your mind with affection and value

Examples

  • “I will always cherish the time we spent together.”
  • “She cherishes the photo because it reminds her of her grandmother.”
  • “We should cherish our friendships and take care of them.”

Synonyms

treasurevalueprizeadorehold dear

Antonyms

neglectdespise

Translations

ES apreciarPT valorizarFR chérir

Common misspellings

chereshcherisshcherichcherishhcherrishcherishscherischcherish

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