to besot
- verb
- /bɪˈsɑt/
- Literature
- She was so besotted with him that she ignored all his faults.
Examples
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The young man was besotted by her charm, unable to see the truth.
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His mind was besotted by wine and he couldn't think straight.
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Don't besot yourself!
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He besots himself with wine every evening.
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She was so besotted with the idea of traveling that she forgot about her responsibilities.
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His friends warned him that he was besotted by her beauty and might be making a mistake.
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After the party, he felt besotted by the amount of alcohol he had consumed and struggled to walk.
Synonyms
To make someone very confused so they cannot think clearly
To make someone feel confused or unable to understand
To make someone drunk with alcohol or drugs
To make someone unable to think or react after a very strong shock
Antonyms
How Stupefied
- Literature
- NSFW
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Besot is made of be- ('make') and sot ('fool' or 'drunk'). To 'besot' someone is to 'make' them act like a fool, often because of strong love or drink, so it means to make a person confused or unable to think clearly.