enamored in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

enamored in the PONS Dictionary

enamored Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be enamoured of sb
être amoureux de qn
I'm not very enamoured of the idea iron hum
je ne suis pas vraiment fou de l'idée
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He soon became enamored of her, but for years theirs was a love-hate relationship.
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Even they are enamored with the baby, even though they thought they would not be.
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The three daughters are instantly enamored with him and do all they can to impress him.
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The drama ended up not getting produced, but she quickly became enamored of the sport.
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It didn't help matters that in the late 1950s consumers were becoming enamored with fast food outlets.
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Roy, already enamored with the ballerina, cancels his dinner appointment with a fellow officer to attend the ballet.
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He doesn't know what it means, until he becomes enamored of a mysterious woman occupying cabin no.7.
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The two become enamored and decide to marry in her home town.
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They stop by the portrait of the muses and is enamored by the muse in the middle, who reaches out a hand.
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After their marriage, he insists that she dress and behave more prudishly so that men are not so enamored of her.
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