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infatuation
affection, craze, disposition to believe, fondness, gust, manic-depressive psychosis, overcredulity, overzealousness, rash conviction, uncriticalness, weakness, zealotry
Definition
n.
a foolish and usually extravagant passion or love or admiration
Last update: October 16, 2015
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It is clearly an
infatuation
that she has for him.
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Other than an
infatuation
with Josh before she met Alex, there had been no one else.
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The persistence of the
infatuation
lent it an aspect of genuineness.
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She was still under the spell of her
infatuation
.
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"Now--because the poor deluded lad's
infatuation
alarms her."
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So he smiled and said: "There is a sort of
infatuation
that is based on something quite different."
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Out of all her thinking there emerged at last her real self, so long overlaid with her
infatuation
.
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Her
infatuation
for Louis Akers had come to a new phase of its rapid development.
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I had heard the talk about his
infatuation
, but it was not for me to mention the lady's name.
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And no man who ever heard Rhona's laugh professed to wonder at Percy's
infatuation
.
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Her voice and her eyes completed the spell, and Stuart resigned himself without another struggle to this insane
infatuation
.
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