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lovesick

[luhv-sik] / ˈlʌvˌsɪk /


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I gazed at her, trying to align the tragic, lovesick woman I’d seen on the big screen with this girl, dewy-faced from the humid air of wash vats and irons, pawing through my family’s sheets.

From Literature

And while Cecil was lovesick, Penelope was apparently sick of love.

From BBC

Like many locals, my emotions are heightened at the moment, but I also was struck at how much more clearly defined the bride’s face is now, appearing grief-stricken and lovesick.

From Los Angeles Times

Like many locals, my emotions are heightened at the moment, but I was also struck at how much more clearly defined the bride’s face is now, appearing grief-stricken and lovesick.

From Los Angeles Times

“When Bardo surfaced at the studio, the guard thought, ‘It’s a lovesick fan’ and thought nothing more of it.

From Los Angeles Times