enamored
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6.8
- adjective
- /ɪˈnæmərd/
- US
- No wonder Sarapais was so enamored of you at the games the other day.
- so enamored
- become enamored
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Watch on YouTubeSo I believe that we become very enamored of this notion.
- So I believe that we become very enamored of this notion.
- So I believe that we become very enamoured of this notion.
- Today's guest is a gentleman that I've I've been enamored with for a while.
- Clearly, you know, Mary is, is is enamored with him.
- I'm so enamoured of the work that I got to do on that job.
- And he is enamored with her, not just her beauty, but her energy.
- So sometimes I look at a person and I'm just enamoured by everything about them.
- There's one called Pro Cut Plum which I'm incredibly enamored with.
- There's a wide range and you know, for the last few decades we've all been enamored with low fat or fat free.
- What's more problematic, you being enamored by this, this airbrushed woman or me being enamored by a robotic girl?
- Cuomo's sexual T-shirts were bought and worn by grown men enamored with Cuomo's Jed Bartlett esque Tell it like it is style.
- Humans have an amazing inclination to just be enamored with our own ideas and to just reaffirm our own convictions.
- And I was so enamored by the sense of community and belonging that I wanted it forever.
- And so I think I was just enamored with like older practices and stuff, you know, and slower ways of life.
Examples
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And he is totally enamored of me.
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And I am completely enamored with this wide angle lens.
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But he was a poor guard, too enamored to suspect me.
Fiction book (2000) -
So I believe that we become very enamored of this notion.
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And I was so enamored by the sense of community and belonging that I wanted it forever.
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But not everybody is as enamored of the idea as Peachey and Hall.
Academic text (2001) -
So sometimes I look at a person and I'm just enamoured by everything about them.
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Ten years ago, when Suki first laid eyes on Masunaka, she became utterly enamored of him.
Fiction book (1997) -
Also, because she had grown up as the daughter and granddaughter of Massachusetts politicians, she was enamoured with politics.
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He is completely enamored with the idea of traveling around the world.
Synonyms
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1.9
Feeling strong romantic feelings for someone
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2.1
Very interested and unable to stop paying attention
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5.8
Very strongly attracted to someone or something
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8.0
Too kind to someone and not strict when they behave badly
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6.1
Feeling a very strong but short attraction to someone, often without reason
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3.4
Completely in love with someone
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7.1
Feeling a strong liking for someone or something, often very quickly
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3.9
Very interested and pleased so you cannot stop watching or listening
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7.0
Showing romantic or sexual feeling for someone
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8.2
Very excited and attracted to someone or something
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6.9
Very interested and full of wonder, unable to look away
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7.5
Fully focused and very interested in something
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5.8
Amazed and very happy so you cannot look away
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7.2
Very much in love with someone or something and often thinking only about them
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7.2
Full of great joy and wonder
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7.7
You feel charmed and full of wonder
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7.8
Feeling great joy and deep interest
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8.1
Liking someone or something too much to be sensible
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8.2
Extremely fond of someone or something
Showing or feeling romantic interest, often sexual
Antonyms
How Enamored
Surface Forms
Morphology
enamored = enamor (transparent) = en + amor + ed
Formed by the verb 'enamor' plus the adjectival/past participle suffix '-ed', so the meaning 'filled with love' is directly predictable.
Etymology
Enamored comes from the parts en- 'in' and amor 'love', a root you also see in Spanish 'amor' and in the English word amorous. So, to be enamored is to be 'in love' or very fond of someone or something.