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Meanings of deeply enamored in English
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Usage of deeply enamored in English
1
That he was sincerely and deeply enamored of Clotelle all could see.
2
The part of him that wasn't homicidal was deeply enamored with that dream.
3
No American diplomat was more deeply enamored of covert operations.
4
Accordingly the two brothers became deeply enamored of Miss Linley.
5
I learn, from M. de Bois, that Rutledge is deeply enamored of the sister of Lord Linden.
6
I met him at one of Cecil's 'at homes,' and he professed himself deeply enamored of me.
7
There was nothing unusual in the fact, therefore, that Haldane was soon deeply enamored with his new acquaintance.
8
V--had been intimate with Emily some time before my arrival, and every day saw him more deeply enamored.
9
I'm instantly, deeply enamored.
10
D'Etioles, it is said, became deeply enamored of his young bride; but this passion, which amounted almost to fanaticism, never touched her heart.
11
Only those deeply enamored of Nature feel much enthusiasm for the first month of spring; but for them this season possesses a peculiar fascination.