Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Infatuated"

A: to lust over someone or to like them in a romantic way, but not love

A: be inspired with an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for

A: obsessed with
 in love with

A: Being Obsessed

A: @jesherab: Similar expressions to infatuated include: interested, intriqued.

A: From the moment he saw her he was infatuated; his feelings of love and affection growing stronger each day. There was nothing that he cared about more than seeing her.

A: These aren’t very common words, they are very strong words usually only found in writing or formal speeches but they are used.
- She was so captivating, he was infatuated with her.
- She had an infatuation with cheese (this is meant as a joke).
The young girl’s voice is captivating. (Could also say) The audience was captivated by the young girl’s voice.
- Captivating beauty.

A: Infatuated is when you are not in love with them but really like them almost obsessively. Passionated is not a word.

A: infatuation is like short-lived and shallow whereas love is deep and long-lasting

A: @short-n-sweet thank you!

A: infatuated is a more formal term. fall in love is more informal but both can be used for each other it's not a big difference

A: Infatuated usually refers to having an intense but short lived attraction to a person. You can't use absorbed to describe a person.

Examples:
He was infatuated with her.
He was absorbed into his work. (means he is very engrossed in his work)

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