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infatuated

/ɪnˈfatʃʊeɪt/

US pronunciation
American sound/ɪnˈfatʃʊeɪt/
ɪnˈfatʃʊeɪt
Syllables
3 syllables
Stress
2nd syllable stress
Vowel
Short i vowel
Ending
Past ending sound

ɪn - ˈfatʃʊeɪt -> infatuated

Myanmar meaning

(adj) အချစ်ရူးနေသော။

Full entry

infatuated /Çn'fætʃueÇtÇd/ adj ~ (with sb/ sth) (usu derog )

အရူးအမူးစွဲလမ်းသော။
She's clearly infatuated with the boy.
❏ infatuation /Çnfætʃu'eÇʃn/ n [U,C] ~ (with/for sb/ sth) အရူးအမူးစွဲလမ်းမှု။
❏ develop an infatuation for sb ❍ It's not love; it's only a passing infatuation.

More examples
  • She’s behaving like an infatuated teenager.
  • [infatuated with] : He became infatuated with a woman at work.
Synonyms
obsessed, lovesick, besotted, crazed, taken, smitten, beguiled, bewitched, captivated, carried away, charmed, crazy, crazy about, enamored, enchanted, enraptured, far gone on, fascinated, foolish, in love, inflamed, intoxicated, possessed, seduced, silly, spellbound, under a spell
Antonyms
despising, disenchanted, disinterested, hating
Cross references
obsessedlovesickbesottedcrazedtakensmittenbeguiledbewitchedcaptivatedcarried awaycharmedcrazycrazy aboutenamoredenchantedenrapturedfar gone onfascinatedfoolishin loveinflamedintoxicatedpossessedseducedsillyspellboundunder a spelldespising
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