Enamored is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENAMORED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):
• to fill or inflame with love (usually used in the passive and followed by of or sometimes with): to be enamored of a certain lady; a brilliant woman with whom he became enamored.
• to charm or captivate.
VERB:
• ENAMOR, to inspire with love, also ENAMOUR
ADJECTIVE:
• marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as enamoured

Words related to ENAMORED

enamor8 enamoring12 enamors9 enamoured12

Words that contain ENAMORED

coenamored15 overenamored18

How to use ENAMORED in a sentence

• In this war perished the celebrated Norman, William Fitz-Osborn, who had flown to the succor of the defeated countess, of whom he was enamored.
• He had never seemed more enamored, not even during the first week in Nassau, when he came to claim her as his bride.
• The noble man was much enamored, and Jane unconsciously gratified.
• During the sittings Apelles becomes enamored of his subject and declares his passion, which is returned.
• The art of poetry requires of the person who is to exercise it a certain good-natured kind of narrowness enamored of what is Real, behind which lies concealed what is Absolute.
• She protested, coming out from her rapture every time that the enamored man would propose that they sit down on the side of the road.
• Luc himself became enamored of his own words as he spoke.
• Day in this affair, was at the very moment of the rejection himself enamored of Miss Sneyd.
• Suddenly, however, I became enamored of a different creature, and my dream changed.
• Enamored of Tithonus, she persuaded Jupiter to grant him immortality, but forgot to ask for him immortal youth.
• The event was that, having, as before stated, become enamored with the young Princess Judith, the daughter of the King of France, Ethelwolf demanded her in marriage.
• Do you know, that, having nobody to love but Fitzgerald, I am ten times more enamored of the dear creature than ever? My love is now like the rays of the sun collected.
• A blind man may as well judge of colors as the mass of mankind of the sentiments of a truly enamored heart.
• Bud knew that he was like a gray and inconspicuous moth enamored of a splendidly winged butterfly.
• In this attitude he differs entirely from Thackeray and Hawthorne, neither of whom is particularly enamored of heroes.
• Aristaeus, after the manner of shepherds, has seen a nymph, and has become desperately enamored.
• The divine friends must be attracted to and enamored of each other and ever be ready and willing to sacrifice their own lives for each other.
• Having had it constructed in England especially for use in America, he had become so enamored of it that by this time he would sooner have parted with any other possession.
• Daniel made the natives believe that he was a god and he could have ruled them as a king had he not foolishly become enamored of a native beauty.
• But she was aflame, enamored, restless, and could not be still.
• He was enamored of God, a vagrant in the desert of God’s love.
• But he was hopelessly enamored of man’s one true Love, and thus he was free of all those other bonds, and could float and soar in the spirit’s endless sky.
• Was it that he was too perfect? Is it easier for a woman to love a man than a model? People are not apt to be enamored of monotony, even of a monotony of goodness.
• He returned in a week, enamored alike of his horse and of the ranch he had discovered.
• The enamored artist still loved, and hoped against hope, lingering near her like a moth around a candle.
• Graham, secretly hoping Durward would not become enamored of her.
• Constantine became enamored of the daughter of a Polish count, and sought a divorce.
• He should be so enamored of his calling as to court it for its own charms.
• But if the enamored young man lost his mistress, he was satisfied there was no rival in the case, and moreover that probably there never would be.
• Pyrocles, prince of Macedon, and Musidorus, prince of Thessaly, are wrecked on the coast of Arcadia, where they soon become enamored of the two daughters of Basilius.

Similar words containing AMOR without suffix ed and without prefix en

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