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Meanings of infatuated in English

Marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness.

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Usage of infatuated in English
1
The Parliament is now as much infatuated as the Court was then.
Memoirs of Jean François Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de Retz — Volum...
2
They discover his duplicity and decide to punish the infatuated old fool.
The Standard Operaglass / Detailed Plots of One Hundred and Fift...
3
No wonder Theodora pitied the one brother, and thought the other infatuated.
Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife
4
If the people are infatuated, the minister need not be of necessity.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 77, March, 1864 / A Magazin...
5
He is infatuated, and he imagines that you stand in his way.
One Man in His Time
6
My wife is the most infatuated bric-a-brac hunter I ever heard of.
Elbow-Room: A Novel Without a Plot
7
I find him worthy of his mistress; a tame, coward-hearted, infatuated blockhead.
Jane Talbot
8
He told me Blanche and the child were more infatuated than ever.
Lady Rose's Daughter
9
You are so infatuated that you second his amours, in my house.
Beauchamp's Career — Volume 6
10
I thought the Squire must be getting very much infatuated with something.
Wives and Daughters
11
Such persons must he infatuated with strange notions of the Divine Being.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03
12
After the death of his wife he became infatuated with Margaret Farmer.
Famous Affinities of History: The Romance of Devotion. Volume 3
13
She was the kind of woman with whom men become much infatuated.
My Brilliant Career
14
I'm the raving, infatuated youth, and you're the grave and reverend mentor.
Simon the Jester
15
The plain truth is, I have become infatuated with a young woman.
The Grain of Dust: A Novel
16
I mean, Donatello's still infatuated with her, but there are adjustments there.
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