enamor's Usage Examples:

When he moved to Paris, France to serve as the Minister of the United States to France, he was enamored of the buildings he'd only read about.

spitfire pilot 20th June 2006, 10:45 Great idea!What was written as a recurring role turned into a six-year run thanks in large part to fans, who became enamored with Budig's portrayal of sassy spitfire Greenlee.

Italy Although the Italian fascists were enamored of ancient Roman architecture, they also welcomed Modernism.

Ashley was as enamored as every other woman.

"They'd been either enamored by her beauty or terrified of her, rightly so.

It did no good; the girl was not only a teen, but one enamored by a celebrity who gave her the time of day.

hard core Japan's Game Can big-budget games for hard-core gamers survive in a country enamored with simpler, cheaper entertainment?Lethal Vehicles - Gamers control menacing Battle Walkers that stalk the land and futuristic gunships that patrol the skies.

I was, until he became enamored with you.

For someone like myself who is completely enamored of British church music, the concert went from high point to high point.

This 2004 from Greenwood Ridge in Northern California's Anderson Valley reoriented my position and growing immunity to Sauvignon Blanc, it was as though this crisp white was laced with Love Potion #9-I was totally enamored with it.

He comes to claim you and becomes enamored instead.

importunity the importunities of Alpheus, the river god, who had become enamored of her while she was bathing in his stream.

, is especially enamored of the picture, retina scan and fingerprints modems.

Synonyms:

charm, fascinate, appeal, beguile, work, catch, becharm, captivate, enamour, entrance, capture, enchant, attract, bewitch, trance, hold,

Antonyms:

repel, dissuade, unattractiveness, bore, studio,