enamoredness

9.6

A strong feeling of love or great liking for people and things such as art and music

noun
/ɪˈnæmərdnəs/

: enamoramiento

Her enamoredness for him was evident in her smile.

Examples

I felt a deep sense of enamoredness when I first saw her.
She spoke of her enamoredness for art with sincere passion and admiration.
His enamoredness with classical music was evident from his vast record collection.
The movie captured the enamoredness of young lovers perfectly.
His enamoredness with classical music was evident from his vast record collection.
She spoke of her enamoredness for art with sincere passion and admiration.
I felt a deep sense of enamoredness when I first saw her.

Synonyms

love

vsenamoredness

∞ 1.0

A strong feeling of care and liking for someone or something

is a state of deep romantic attachment rather than a general feeling

devotion

vsenamoredness

62 3.2

Strong love and loyalty to someone or something

is an inward state of deep romantic attachment rather than a practiced commitment

fondness

vsenamoredness

38 2.8

A strong warm liking for a person or thing

is a deeper, more intense state of being strongly attached

infatuation

vsenamoredness

20 5.1

A strong short feeling of attraction that is not true love

is a lasting, sincere romantic attachment rather than brief unreasonable attraction

adoration

vsenamoredness

16 3.4

A strong feeling of love and respect for someone or something

is mainly deep romantic attachment without formal respect emphasis

ardor

vsenamoredness

7 7.5

A strong feeling of love and excitement for someone or something

is specifically deep affectionate attachment rather than general enthusiastic zeal

amore

vsenamoredness

Informal

1 8.4

A strong feeling of romantic love

is a broader deep attachment not limited to romantic feeling

devotedness

vsenamoredness

7.2

A strong, loving loyalty and care for someone or something

is an internal romantic attachment rather than a duty-like loyalty

amorousness

vsenamoredness

8.2

A strong feeling of love or desire for someone

is about deep affectionate attachment, not mainly sexual desire

Antonyms

indifference

71 4.6

Lack of interest or concern about something

disenchantment

6 7.7

A feeling of disappointment you have after you learn something is not as good as you thought

How Enamored

obsession

262 5.1

infatuation

4 4.9

enamoredness

9.6

fondness

38 2.8

indifference

71 4.6

Surface Forms

enamoredness singular

enamorednesses plural

Morphology

enamoredness = enamored (transparent) = enamor + ed + ness

Formed by adding the nominalizing suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'enamored', producing the state or quality of being enamored.

Etymology

Enamoredness comes from old parts en- ('in') and amor ('love'), a pairing used in Old French to mean 'in love'. So enamoredness simply names the state of being 'in love' or very fond of someone or something.