enamored

• Se usa en inglés estadounidense para describir el estado de estar enamorado o sentir una fuerte atracción o apego hacia alguien o algo.

Used in American English to describe a state of being in love with or very fond of someone or something.

1. Foolishly fondC1formal

   Marked by an excessive, often unreasonable, or uncritical fondness or admiration for someone or something.

   Fascinado neciamente

   • He was so enamored with the idea that he ignored all the risks.
   • She became enamored of the celebrity, following his every move.
   • They were enamored with the new gadget, despite its obvious flaws.

   Sinónimosbesottedcaptivateddotinginfatuatedsmitten

   Antónimosaversedisenchantedindifferent

2. Charmed or captivatedB2formal

   To be filled with love or delight for someone or something.

   Encantado o cautivado

   • The audience was completely enamored by the singer's performance.
   • He found himself enamored of the quaint little village.
   • She was enamored with the beauty of the sunset.

   Sinónimosbesottedbewitchedcaptivatedcharmedenchantedfascinatedinfatuatedsmitten

   Antónimosaversedisenchantedindifferent

• Verbo utilizado para designar la acción de causar o llenar a alguien de amor o profundo afecto, así como de cautivar o fascinar a una persona.

A verb used to indicate the act of inspiring or filling someone with a feeling of love or deep affection.

1. Inspire love or fascinationC1formal

   To cause someone to feel deep love, admiration, or fascination for someone or something.

   Enamorar

   • The beauty of the landscape enamored the travelers.
   • He was completely enamored with her intelligence and wit.
   • The audience was enamored by the performer's grace.

   Sinónimosallurebeguilebewitchcaptivatecharmenchantfascinateinfatuate