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smitten

[smit-n] / ˈsmɪt n /
ADJECTIVE
enamored
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And on the family's only visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, young Patti slipped off alone to a hall of Picassos and was "smitten".

From BBC

He’s smitten at first sight, and after buying it restores it to its former, gleaming glory.

From The Wall Street Journal

The singer was vocal about how she was smitten with DDG, telling Essence the romance was her “first deep, deep, real love.”

From Los Angeles Times

She notes that only recently has she become smitten with fountain pens.

From Los Angeles Times

Walking on the beach, I was almost too smitten to feel embarrassed by his very European Speedo.

From Los Angeles Times