Definition: The word "adorance" in the English Bible, translated as "adorability," comes from the Greek word "adoremēn", meaning "to be attracted by." The phrase itself derives from a Latin root that means "to desire or like." This term can refer to either a kind of devotion or an intense emotional response. In the context of the Bible, "adorance" may involve the sense of being drawn or inspired by something divine, or perhaps one's own inner desire to be close and connected to someone who is loved, especially in relation to God. The Greek root "adoremēn" suggests that it can also relate to a feeling of deep affection for an object, person, or thing, which was common among ancient Greeks. In its broader sense, it refers to the intense love or respect shown toward something or someone, often based on personal liking or a desire to be close and connected with them. This love may manifest in various ways depending on context such as love of family, friends, loved ones who are special or beloved, or religiously significant individuals.

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