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Meanings of much enamored in English

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Usage of much enamored in English
1
The noble man was much enamored, and Jane unconsciously gratified.
Precaution: A Novel
2
I recall various older women with whom I became much enamored, and one man.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 / Sexual Inversion
3
The Maasai in general don't seem much enamored of dogs.
Cleaving
4
I was never much enamored with a woman's eggs as a source of genetic material anyway.
The windup girl
5
I am as much enamored with Italian cinema and British cinema and French and Russian and Japanese.
Reuters
6
Too much enamored with chain of command.
Wild Storm
7
The man is as much enamored of his aria as a young passionate lover ever was of his fair one.
The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Volume 01
8
If she is disdainful, it is precisely because she is quite as much enamored of you as you are of her.
Prince Eugene and His Times
9
Little Fun is a great swell now, and much enamored of our fat friend, who will take to chopsticks whenever he says the word.
Rose in Bloom / A Sequel to "Eight Cousins"
10
This coldness soon turned to enmity, and she completely won from him his former friend, Gavault, who had become very much enamored with her.
Women in the Life of Balzac
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