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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'admire that' is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used in informal contexts to express appreciation or admiration for something. For example: "I really admire that you stuck with your studies and graduated in the midst of a pandemic."
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As a veggie myself, I rather admire that.
"I can admire that.
I admire that".
And we admire that progress.
What liberal could admire that?
You have to admire that".
I really admire that.
We admire that.
I admire that sacrifice.
I admire that enormously".
I respect and admire that.
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