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Discover LudwigThe phrase "with infatuation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically describes a feeling of intense admiration or love for someone or something. Example: She looked at him with infatuation in her eyes, unable to resist his charming smile.
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"He seems nice," I said to my husband, smiling, nearly giddy with infatuation.
Exactly eight years ago these guys went off to see Bill Clinton and came back weak with infatuation.
But the fantasy Ms. Spears is selling has nothing to do with self-fulfillment or with infatuation and vicarious romance.
For a century, women have binged on romance novels that encouraged them to associate intimidation with infatuation; it's no wonder that this emotional hangover still lingers.
Fuelled by a teenager's magnified emotions – most of her new songs rage with infatuation and jealousy – she attacks every note with trembling vehemence.
The new album which deals with infatuation, jealousy, obsession, lust-induced malaise was inspired by Thug's relationship with his fiancée, Jerrika Karlae.
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Like, what's with Gates' infatuation with making the iPad meeting-friendly, so to speak?
The alliance, however, broke up by July, when Jacqueline Moore became frustrated with Runnels' infatuation with Meat.
Our society is rife with its infatuation with relationships -- their ups, their downs, their beginnings, their ends.
The cuisine was generally in line with the current infatuation with local, farm-to-table ingredients.
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