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The phrase 'adore how' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to express strong admiration for something, often combined with an explanation of what it is that is admired. For example: I adore how quickly and gracefully she moves around the dance floor.
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As a writer, I adore how easy ebooks make it for readers to try new genres.
I adore how this brilliant book is made up of 14 short stories and two novellas, as it gives you the option to read the book in any order you wish.
Also, we adore how in love Mowry and Housley look.
Fans must adore how truly honest your music is, knowing it is coming from such a truthful place.
My foot in mouth syndrome very rarely offends you, and I absolutely adore how you have the same.
I also adore how physical the experience of seeing a horror movie is, how they make your heart race, throat go dry, body jump and cower.
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I've heard parents say newborns are too all-consuming, but I adored how absorbing they are.
I adored how fierce Arrietty was, how adventurous and how brave: that she didn't care if she was a "girl" (amazing, given when it was written), she just wanted to see the world, explore and find out more about everything.
I also adored how carefree Stone played Mia.
I'm realizing now the magnitude of his influence and how many people adore him, how he's woven into the fabric of so many people's lives.
And it was even eerier to hear in my mind, at last, what she had been telling me time and time again before this all happened — how she adored me, how she actually did love me in all the ways that people understand as love.
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