well-loved

adjective

1. loved by many people; very popular

Example Sentences

As people across the UK roll their clocks back to GMT on Sunday, there's one well-loved Scottish clock that will remain at the wrong time.

From BBC

Loris, a well-loved restaurant, never used to shut before 01:00 - but now the streets are deserted by 19:00, says one of its owners, Joe Aoun.

From BBC

The well-loved genre originated along the Caribbean coast of Colombia, where a simple rhythm pattern took hold of the region’s Afro-Indigenous communities.

From Los Angeles Times

A veritable ball of sunshine, Hammond has already become pretty well-loved among viewers as she brought her own brand of warmth to the tent.

From Salon

In August 2020, Tyler Burgess, a well-loved bow-tied principal, was removed as head of the high school and assigned to oversee remote learning during Covid, when many classes were online; the board voted not to renew his contract in March 2021.

From Salon