enamor — to cause someone to fall in love; to fill with love or fascination
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to cause someone to fall in love; to fill with love or fascination
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈnæmər/
Example Sentences
- He became enamored with pizza after his first bite and now eats it every day.
- The tourists were enamored by the breathtaking mountain scenery.
- My cat is completely enamored with the cardboard box, ignoring her expensive new toy.
enamor
VERB[/ɪˈnæmər/]
to cause someone to fall in love; to fill with love or fascination
a young woman sits across from a man at a café table, her eyes sparkling as she listens to him speak. She leans forward slightly, completely captivated by his words and gestures. The man's animated storytelling and warm smile create an instant magical connection between them. Her expression shows pure fascination and the unmistakable look of someone falling in love. Other café patrons sit at nearby tables enjoying their evening meals. The warm string lights create a dreamy atmosphere around the enchanted couple. someone being filled with love and fascination by another person
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Old French enamourer, meaning 'to inspire with love,' which comes from en- (in) + amour (love). The word amour traces back to Latin amor, the name of the Roman god of love.
Breakdown
en- (in/into) + amor (love) + -ed (past participle ending when used as 'enamored')
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📝Examples
“He became enamored with pizza after his first bite and now eats it every day.”
“The tourists were enamored by the breathtaking mountain scenery.”
“My cat is completely enamored with the cardboard box, ignoring her expensive new toy.”
“She was enamored with the idea of traveling around the world.”
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