enamourmentn.
/ɛˈnaməmənt/ The state of being enamoured.
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the mind > emotion > love > amorous love > [noun] > state of being in love
inamoration1652
enamourednessa1678
enamourmenta1711
a1711 T. Ken Wks. (1721) I. 25 Pure like the Saints Enamouraments above.
1886 J. Payne tr. G. Boccaccio Decameron II. iii. ix. 23 The countess, beginning with her first enamourment.
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n.a1711- to stand a person in etc stead
- to stand a person in good stead
- to stand a person in great service
- to stand a person in hand
- to stand a person in no service
- to stand a person in service
- to stand a person in stead
- to stand a person in store
- to stand a person on hand
- to stand a person on his or her ear
- to stand a poor chance
- to stand a pull
- to stand a queer lock
- to stand a shout
- to stand a small chance
- to stand a specified height in one's stockings
- to stand a thing in etc stead
- to stand a thing in good stead
- to stand a thing in stead
- to stand a water
- to stand a-high-lone
- to stand aback
- to stand about
- to stand accountant
- to stand again