enamours
Wins someone's heart
Enamours is the British spelling of enamors, meaning to inspire love or strong affection.
The word almost always appears in passive constructions: She was enamoured of the city from her first visit.
To be enamoured with or of something is to be captivated by it, whether a person, place, or idea.
Seek romantic favor
- courtTrial venue or sports surface
- adoreLove intensely
- cherishValue with deep affection
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
amour · truelove · devotion · affection · ardor · fondness · tenderness · intimacy
Hold attention irresistibly
- enchantMagically captivate someone
- enthrallTo fascinate utterly
- mesmerizeCapture attention completely
- bewitchCaptivate by supernatural means
fascinate · spellbind · beguile · entrance · charm · dazzle · enrapture · transfix
Powerfully attracted to someone
- besottedIntoxicated by love or drink
- crushCompress with force
- infatuateInspire foolish passion
- moonstruckMentally addled by infatuation
lovestruck · swooning · starry-eyed · head-over-heels · lovesick · pining · yearning · obsession
woo
Seek romantic favor
sweetheart · amour · truelove · devotion · affection · ardor · fondness · tenderness · intimacy · passion
captivate
Hold attention irresistibly
bewitch · fascinate · spellbind · beguile · entrance · charm · dazzle · enrapture · transfix · hypnotize
smitten
Powerfully attracted to someone
moonstruck · lovestruck · swooning · starry-eyed · head-over-heels · lovesick · pining · yearning · obsession · fixation
enamoursrepels
Drives back, resists
repulses · disgusts · revolts · alienates · disenchants
enamoursbores
Drills or tires
disenchants · disillusions · wearies · tires · dulls