Adjective:

தாக்கப்பட்டிருக்கிறார்,

smitten's Usage Examples:

15b-19), and are themselves smitten with boils (ix.

There Thomas Lynom, the king's solicitor, was smitten with her, and wished to make her his wife, but was apparently dissuaded.

u i they are smitten by a great hailstorm in their flight to Azekah (cf.

Had she been that smitten or so desperate to leave?Fortunately, Bill was equally smitten with Katie.

Joe action figures at an earlier age, increasingly smitten by the grownup images of young celebrities such as high-profile athletes, movie and television stars, and recording artists.

"This rabble must be chased with whips, not smitten with swords," they cried.

The hero is smitten with sore disease, but the fragmentary condition of this and the succeeding tablet is such as to envelop in doubt the accompanying circumstances, including the cause and nature of his disease.

On the 11th of March 1868 Talal, smitten with an incurable malady, fell by his own hand and was succeeded by his brother Matab; after a brief reign he was murdered by his nephews, the elder of whom, Bandar, became amir.

But man has been smitten with blindness and ignorance: he knows neither the eternal law nor the things which await him after death.

After four days Holofernes, smitten with her charms, at the close of a sumptuous entertainment invites her to remain within his tent over night.

smite she was taken prisoner and smitten with disease, and during the period of her absence all earthly fertility was denied.

The plant, called Audrey II by the smitten Seymour, is a type of Venus flytrap, which Seymour accidentally discovers thrives on human blood.

Synonyms:

affected, stricken, struck,

Antonyms:

passionless, hateful, coldhearted, unaffected,