look fondly

/lʊk ˈfɒndli/

verb phrase

  1. To think about or regard someone or something with affection, warmth, or nostalgia.

    B2

    usually followed by at, on, or back on

    • "She looks fondly at the photos of her children."B1
    • "He looked fondly at his children playing in the yard."B1
    • "He looks fondly back on the years he spent at university."B2
    • "Many former residents look fondly on the old neighborhood, despite its problems."C1

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