Meanings of so smitten in English

Clitandre is delighted with her, and you never saw a lover so smitten!

I will never understand why everyone in this kingdom is so smitten with horses.

Adela bad never seen him so smitten with grave trouble.

I had no idea Miss de Vigne was so smitten.

The one your friend Lefferts seems so smitten by.

I know not what it is, for never did I see a woman so smitten.

By nothing else could he have been so smitten.

Ill-starred one, why art thou so smitten with despair?

But why was I so smitten by Lyon?

That night, as Lili helped Simon into bed, she said, "Your mother was so smitten."

However, he's so smitten with Sugar that, to be honest, he'd willingly follow her into the rankest cloaca.

One young knight, in particular, was so smitten with her charms that he was dumb the whole evening.

The couple were so smitten they met again the next night at the same venue -this time alone.

Gaga was apparently so smitten with the work that now she wants get her hands felty at Treacy's London studio.

I was never so smitten in my life-andI said to myself, 'Lieutenant, it is all over-youare caught at last!'

Familiar places seemed beyond memorial reconstruction, so smitten was the mind by this horror of leveled buildings, gutted walls and blackened streets.