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Verb(1) make attractive or lovable(2) attract attention

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(1) Patience, peace and a good heart endear you to family, friends and loved ones.(2) And, on the rare occasions when he does show embarrassment, it is always of the sort which endears him to ladies of a certain age.(3) And we know that she endeared herself to everyone she met and was loved by so many in our community.(4) Rather than causing Liberals to be disenchanted with him, this endears him to them even more.(5) Still, she has embraced this new role in the public eye with a positive spirit that endears her, both to the viewers and to the performers with whom she works.(6) It goes without saying that it only endears him all the more to the fans.(7) Her hospitality and her love of people endeared her to all the people who booked to stay with her.(8) His genuine sympathy for the poor endears him to others.(9) She was a kind and loving woman and endeared herself to all who knew her.(10) It is not a trait that endears Allen to neoconservatives, who regard him as intellectually vapid and ideologically bland.(11) Except for a symbolic burst of sunshine at the film's climax, the entire film was grey and cold and wet - and yet this somehow endears it to the viewer.(12) His love for children and affection for the sick have endeared him to all.(13) He genuinely loved his people and they loved him in return, and that is what endeared him to the people of America.(14) That's what makes her so special and endears her to me.(15) This endears us to people, especially if we can laugh at our own mistakes.(16) His smile of contentment endears him to all and he is hugely popular in music circles.