Definition of sincere
sincerer
;sincerest
sincerely
adverbsincereness
nounPeople Are Reading
Examples of sincere in a Sentence
He sounded sincere in his promises.
She seemed sincere in her commitment to finish school.
She has a sincere interest in painting.
He showed a sincere concern for her health.
He made a sincere attempt to quit smoking.
Please accept our sincere thanks.
Recent Examples of sincere from the Web
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The country that Trump had accused of orchestrating 9/11 one year earlier wasn’t launching an economic war against Qatar to assert its regional hegemony, but rather, out of sincere desire to combat Doha’s tacit support for terrorism.
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While feeling Elgin is sincere in its contentions, Panichi said there are more than 50 vacancies now in Randall Point buildings and there have been two foreclosures in recent years.
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Adam gives a sincere and nonsensical toast about true love.
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Over-the-top comedic performances are balanced out by deeply sincere scenes of sorrow and horror in the shadows of the meat industrial complex.
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My Auschwitz video has been removed, and my sincere apology for any unintended pain is extended.
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The sequel, Purge: Anarchy delivers on the promise of the original, this time taking the action to the streets, and making a sincere, if heavy-handed, point about class politics in the U.S. in the process.
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MaryBeth Searles, manager of marketing and public relations at Witham, said that in addition to a constant quest for improvement, the company also shows sincere dedication to staff.
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And appointing a woman at the highest level of the company would signal that the company is sincere about changing its culture.
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Synonym Discussion of sincere
SINCERE Defined for Kids
sincere
playDefinition of sincere for Students
sincerer
;sincerest
1 : having or showing honesty : straightforward a sincere person
2 : being what it seems to be : genuine sincere good wishes
sincerely
adverbLearn More about sincere
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