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Meanings of infatuation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "crush"
Examples for "crush"
1
Sudan used government war planes and proxy militias to crush the rebellion.
2
Fascists want a strong state to crush opponents and to provide jobs.
3
Naval battle of Meloria; the Genoese crush the power of the Pisans.
4
House price bubbles thrust economies forward and crush them when they burst.
5
I sure hope he's not strong enough to crush my shoulder socket.
1
It's not just something that afflicts those in the throes of puppy love.
2
Eventually, she reached the conclusion that those feelings were restricted to young puppy love.
3
But it is transportative and panting with puppy love.
4
Only fools made monumental career decisions based on their libido or memories of puppy love.
5
That's unusual in a gaming industry that makes Hollywood's lust for sequels look like puppy love.
1
This is undoubtedly your calf love; but for Beauty's sake show better taste next time.
2
It is calf love with the pair of them, and they will grow out of it.
3
But this is not the true calf love.
4
A bad attack of calf love all round.
5
Perhaps you only fancy you're in love with him-couldn'tit be what's called " calf love," darling?
Usage of infatuation in English
1
No such blissful infatuation falls to the lot of the Far Oriental.
2
The fact of the early infatuation had been acknowledged on all sides.
3
The infatuation of the working classes on this point is very strong.
4
Of the infatuation of this animal for castoreum he saw several instances.
5
So call it schoolgirl infatuation and leave it at that, she thought.
6
This infatuation has seized upon whole nations in a most extraordinary manner.
7
Great infatuation for another has been overcome by suggestion in numerous instances.
8
I don't care how this infatuation started, but it stops right now.
9
She'd detected Amy's infatuation, even if her sister hadn't admitted the fact.
10
As I have never known infatuation I can not tell the difference.
11
The infatuation of that most unstable of men rendered my prudence futile.
12
Because of his infatuation for the girl he had become a highwayman.
13
All future life must pay the penalty due to a brief infatuation.
14
She looked back now at the first infatuation, and wondered at herself.
15
The scales had fallen from his eyes, and his infatuation was dissipated.
16
And yet Felix could devise no means of attack on her infatuation.
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Translations for infatuation
Portuguese
Catalan
Infatuation through the time
Infatuation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common