besotted in Spanish
besotted in Spanish is embelesado, borracho, ebrio — besotted means completely infatuated with someone, often foolishly so.
besotted in Spanish
embelesado
Infatuated.
borracho
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
ebrio
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
intoxicado
(archaic) Intoxicated, drunk.
What does "besotted" mean?
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adj Completely infatuated with someone, often foolishly so.
"‘They're educating me, man,’ he said about these besotted women, with whom he discussed international politics, South American literature, dance, and the ability of alcohol to induce mystic states."
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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
- ‘They're educating me, man,’ he said about these besotted women, with whom he discussed international politics, South American literature, dance, and the ability of alcohol to induce mystic states.
- 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 Spanish?
"besotted" in Spanish is embelesado, borracho, ebrio. 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 Spanish, "besotted" is embelesado, borracho, ebrio.
Are there other ways to say "besotted" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "besotted": embelesado, borracho, ebrio, intoxicado.
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