besotted in German
besotted in German is berauscht, betört, entzückt — besotted means completely infatuated with someone, often foolishly so.
besotted in German
berauscht
Infatuated.
betört
Infatuated.
entzückt
Infatuated.
liebestrunken
Infatuated.
schwärmerisch
Infatuated.
vernarrt
Infatuated.
benebelt
Intellectually or morally blinded.
geblendet
Intellectually or morally blinded.
verdummt
Intellectually or morally blinded.
vernebelt
Intellectually or morally blinded.
angeheitert
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
beschwipst
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
besoffen
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
betrunken
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
bezwitschert
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
What does "besotted" mean?
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adj Completely infatuated with someone, often foolishly so.
"He was utterly besotted with her from their first date."
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adj Heavily intoxicated; drunk.
"The old sailor stumbled home besotted after a night at the tavern."
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besotted in a sentence
- He was utterly besotted with her from their first date.
- The old sailor stumbled home besotted after a night at the tavern.
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What is "besotted" in German?
"besotted" in German is berauscht, betört, entzückt. besotted means: Completely infatuated with someone, often foolishly so.
How do you use "besotted" in a sentence?
Example: "He was utterly besotted with her from their first date." In German, "besotted" is berauscht, betört, entzückt.
Are there other ways to say "besotted" in German?
Yes — German has 15 translations listed for "besotted": berauscht, betört, entzückt, liebestrunken, schwärmerisch, vernarrt.
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