infatuated
adjective
in·fat·u·at·ed
| \ in-Ëfa-chÉ-ËwÄ-tÉd
, -chĂŒ-ËÄ-\
, -chĂŒ-ËÄ-\
Definition of infatuated
: filled with or marked by a foolish or extravagant love or admiration
an infatuated lover In spite of the fact that he was often bewildered and scandalized, he was still as infatuated as he had been that first Sabbath morning.— Elizabeth George Speare Philip had recently fathered a second son, with his new wife, Cleopatra, with whom he appeared to be giddily infatuated.— Joseph Heller ⊠I have seldom seen a man more infatuated with a woman than he is with our beautiful neighbour ⊗ Arthur Conan Doyle At twelve, I became infatuated with science itself when my seventeen-year-old camp counselor began talking about amoebae. She called them a "weird animal."— Lynn Margulis
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infatuated
adjective
English Language Learners Definition of infatuated
: filled with foolish or very strong love or admiration
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infatuated
adjective
in·fat·u·at·ed
| \ in-Ëfa-chÉ-ËwÄ-tÉd\
Kids Definition of infatuated
: having a foolish or very strong love or admiration
He's infatuated with a movie star.
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