enamor

  • 81enamour — [ɪ namə, ɛ ] (US enamor) verb (be enamoured of/with/by) be filled with love or admiration for. Origin ME: from OFr. enamourer, from en in + amour love …

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  • 82bewitch — enchant, captivate, fascinate, charm, allure, *attract Analogous words: *thrill, electrify: delight, *please: infatuate, enamor (see corresponding adjectives at ENAMORED) …

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  • 83attach — v 1. fasten, affix, fix; join, connect, unite, wed, tie, bind, make fast to, hitch, pin, tack, rivet; stick, stick on, bond, cement, glue, solder, weld; append, add, annex, subjoin. 2. affiliate, associate, combine, join forces with; sign on,… …

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  • 84attract — v 1. draw, pull, magnetize, drag. 2. allure, entice, invite, tempt, lure, inveigle; interest, catch [s.o. s] eye, fascinate, charm, enamor, enchant, capture [s.o. s] fancy, ensorcell; captivate, engage, win, seduce …

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  • 85captivate — v charm, delight, enchant, take the fancy of; fascinate, infatuate, enthrall, enrapture, enamor, bewitch, Inf. vamp, Sl. knock off one s feet, Sl. knock for a loop; attract, lure, catch, win, enchain, snare, ensnare, enslave; dazzle, transport,… …

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  • 86enchant — v 1. cast a spell upon, spellbind, bewitch, charm, mesmerize, hypnotize, ensorcell; bind by incantations, hoodoo, hex. 2. captivate, allure, delight, enrapture, fascinate; enamor, transport, entice, enthrall, infatuate; catch, win, lead captive,… …

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  • 87engage — v 1. occupy, employ, busy, engross, absorb; entertain, divert, amuse; hold, secure, tie up. 2. employ, hire, enlist, enroll, take on, Inf. take on board, bring aboard, put to work, put on the payroll; sign up, sign, retain, book, reserve;… …

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  • 88enthrall — v 1. charm, attract, captivate, take one s fancy; fascinate, allure, enrapture, infatuate, hold spellbound, spellbind; enamor, inflame, excite, thrill, ravish; bewitch, becharm, enchant, mesmerize, hypnotize, carry away, transport. 2. subjugate,… …

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  • 89entrance — I n 1. admission, admittance, permission to enter, access, right of entry; entry, entryway, entree, inlet, ingress; approach, ramp, drive, driveway, lane, adit; path, pathway, route, road, roadway, course, way, means; street, avenue, boulevard,… …

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  • 90fascinate — v attract, appeal to, allure, lure, draw, pull, engage, engross, absorb; delight, charm, enchant, enamor, infatuate; entice, tantalize, intrigue, beguile, tempt, seduce; bewitch, ensorcell, captivate, spellbind, entrance, mesmerize, hypnotize,… …

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