🇬🇧 Enamored meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

If you are enamored with someone or something, you like it so, so much that you feel a little bit in love with it and can’t stop thinking about how awesome it is.

I was so enamored with my pizza that I introduced it to my parents and called it my cheesy soulmate.

My brother is enamored with dinosaurs and roars so much the neighbors think a T-rex moved in.

The goldfish looked enamored with its own reflection, like, “Wow, that fish is gorgeous!”

My teacher is enamored with homework, which is definitely the greatest mystery of the universe.

The baby is enamored with the ceiling fan and smiles at it like they’ve been best friends for years.

She walked into the small shop and saw a rusted guitar. She was enamored at once. Enamored, she held it, smiled, and played. The shop owner watched, enamored by her joy. The guitar seemed enamored too, humming under her hands. By the end she left, enamored and carrying the guitar home, heart full.

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This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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