enamor
Verb
Hard difficulty
What does “enamor” mean?
verb.to be filled with a feeling of love for.
SAT Usage
this verb is often found in passages related to romance, relationships, or emotional experiences. It emphasizes a deep, often idealized affection rather than mere attraction or infatuation, distinguishing it from similar terms like "attract" or "like," which lack the same intensity of emotional commitment.
Common Confusions
Enamor implies a deep and passionate love, while like usually suggests a more superficial or casual affection without the same emotional depth.
Do not choose enamor if the context emphasizes dislike or indifference rather than being filled with a feeling of love for.
Example Sentences
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He was deeply enamored by the city's old architecture.
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He tried to enamor her with a thoughtful letter.