infatuation

In fact, his infatuation with tariffs seems destined to hit citizens in the pocketbook.

It's titled In Limerence, referring to a state of romantic infatuation that the singer's often trying to escape.

“He wants to marry me!” de Lesseps exclaimed, beaming with infatuation.

We learned that we had a lot in common: We were both Canadian and had an unapologetic infatuation with Cheez-Its; we had similar views on faith and morality.

Over the last two decades, our infatuation with test scores and standardized curricula has squeezed out civics and the democratic function of schools.