Meanings of more enamored in English

I haunted the spot, and became daily more and more enamored.

Photo by Jen Thistle Then Jen became more enamored with cracks.

The more he watched, the more enamored he became.

Six weeks later she went to meet him, quite old-looking, unrecognizable, and more enamored than ever.

Russia's "entrepreneurs" are a penumbral lot, more enamored with off-shore tax havens than with proper management.

But although Glenn became daily more enamored of the girl, he wasn't so satisfied with things as they were.

He was more enamored with skiing-atwhich he was also gifted-duringhis teenage years, and had dreams of professional racing.

Marshal sitting across from him, and I was finding myself more and more enamored of both their senses of humor.

Do you know, that, having nobody to love but Fitzgerald, I am ten times more enamored of the dear creature than ever?

I can see very well, Ruthie, that you are even more enamored of your profession than you were before I left for Europe.

Twenty well-fed men took up the song, twenty victorious voices, more seriously smashed, more rapturous, more enamored with every verse and every shot of spirits.