smitten
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Adjective — Deeply in love or infatuated.
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Etymology
The past participle of smite, from Old English smiten.
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What does “smitten” mean?
The word “smitten” means deeply in love or infatuated. In plain terms, struck by strong feelings, especially romantic infatuation.
How do you pronounce “smitten”?
“Smitten” is pronounced SMIH-tn (/ˈsmɪ.tn̩/ in IPA).
How do you use “smitten” in a sentence?
Here is “smitten” used in a sentence: “He was completely smitten with her from their first meeting.”
What part of speech is “smitten”?
“Smitten” is an adjective.
Where does the word “smitten” come from?
The word “smitten” comes from Old English. The past participle of smite, from Old English smiten.
How many meanings does “smitten” have?
“Smitten” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: deeply in love or infatuated.