enamored

[ɪˈnæmərd]

enamored Definition

• 1. be filled with love for
• 2. have a liking or admiration for

Using enamored: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "enamored" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He was enamored of her beauty.

• Example

  She became enamored with the idea of becoming an astronaut.

• Example

  The audience was enamored by the singer's performance.

enamored Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for enamored

• infatuated
• smitten
• captivated
• fascinated
• charmed

Antonyms for enamored

• disenchanted
• disinterested

Phrases with enamored

• enamored of oneself

  having an excessive admiration or love for oneself

  Example

  He was so enamored of himself that he couldn't see his own faults.

• enamored with nature

  having a strong liking or admiration for nature

  Example

  She is enamored with nature and spends most of her free time hiking and camping.

• enamored couple

  a couple who are deeply in love with each other

  Example

  The enamored couple walked hand in hand along the beach.

Origins of enamored

from Old French 'enamourer', from amour 'love'

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Summary: enamored in Brief

'Enamored' [ɪˈnæmərd] means to be filled with love or have a liking or admiration for someone or something. It is often used to describe a strong feeling of affection or attraction, as in 'He was enamored of her beauty.' The term can also be used to describe a person who has an excessive admiration or love for oneself, as in 'He was so enamored of himself that he couldn't see his own faults.'