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Meanings of so infatuated in English

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Usage of so infatuated in English
1
You are so infatuated that you second his amours, in my house.
Beauchamp's Career — Volume 6
2
How could she allow herself to become so infatuated with a stranger?
The Return of the Native
3
That being said, why are we so infatuated with marriage anyway?
Ebony
4
Rare indeed is it to be so infatuated as he was.
Droll Stories — Volume 1
5
I never yet saw a man so infatuated as Mr. Palliser.
The Small House at Allington
6
But why, I again ask, were the Northern people so infatuated with slavery?
The Abolitionists / Together With Personal Memories Of The Strug...
7
I suppose that's part of why Perrington is so infatuated.
Throne of Glass
8
How did we become so infatuated with cod and salmon?
The Irish Times
9
No, surely he could not have done anything so infatuated.
A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus
10
If she be so infatuated, she must not be allowed to judge for herself.
John Caldigate
11
She is so infatuated she can't sleep at night.
The new yorker
12
That's why he had felt so infatuated with Linda.
The preacher
13
Well, this Mr. Hilson was so infatuated with-hush!
Fairy Fingers / A Novel
14
She had so much to lose; surely she could not be so infatuated as to forget that?
Funeral in Blue
15
I am a blundering goose; I wonder anybody can be so infatuated as to think me clever.
A Houseful of Girls
16
He had never been so infatuated.
Absalom's Hair
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