Moderate as in fascinate To be strongly attracted or captivated by someone or something, often in an excessive or foolish manner. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Infatuate'
Despite being a seasoned detective, Mark found himself infatuated with the mysterious case that had everyone baffled.
The teenager started to infatuate with the world of fashion after attending a high-profile runway show.
The charismatic leader had the power to infatuate his followers and inspire them towards a common goal.
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