beloved

Preposition: over

• arrangement: They will hear your arguments with your beloved over the wedding arrangements.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• have: Even with the sun well above the horizon, the light cast have a warm glow beloved by landscape photographers.

Modifies a noun

• wife: Beloved wife of the late Raymond, much loved mother of Chris.
• husband: Beloved husband of the late Eileen, dearly loved father of Michael.
• brethren: Well, what are we, beloved brethren, in ourselves?
• disciple: Moreover, how could John, during the lifetime of the disciples, have written, " I am the beloved disciple " ?
• son: Reunited with his beloved son Stephen who died on November 19, 1991.
• pet: I felt like a vet breaking bad news to a child about a beloved pet.

Modifying Another Word

• dearly: Wherefore, my dearly beloved, flee from idolatry.
• greatly: Gabriel said to him, ' Daniel, thou art a man greatly beloved.
• so: Where was the paradox so beloved in their books?
• much: There's a big pair of double gates here, much beloved by Network Q spectators.
• once: Special guests at the show included AS I LAY DYING and ONCE BELOVED.
• well: He now can eat James well beloved dry food, Hills Science Plan Dry food, and Iams Dry.. .

Preposition: among

• son: Under the Apple Tree ' As the apple tree among the trees of the wood, so is my beloved among the sons.

Used with adjective complement

• become: And he says my feeling runs deep for this fugitive, this criminal Phrygian slave has become beloved to me.

Preposition: of

• writer: The widget company, beloved of management writers, is described in chapter two.
• man: He was the proverbial ill-chosen beloved of a wise man 's affection.
• government: However, even this ( which seems much beloved of government ) doesn't involve adding Health money to the mix.
• economist: Let us also assume that the conditions of perfect competition apply as so beloved of orthodox economists.