Pronunciation: /bɪˈsɑtɪd/
verb past participle of besot, meaning to make someone drunk with love or infatuation
A1 She is besotted with her new puppy.
A2 He became besotted with her after their first date.
B1 The young man was completely besotted with the movie star.
B2 Despite her friends' warnings, she was besotted with the charming stranger.
C1 The artist was besotted with his muse, creating masterpiece after masterpiece in her honor.
C2 The politician was besotted with power, willing to do anything to maintain his position.
adjective strongly infatuated or obsessed with
A1 She was besotted with her new puppy.
A2 He became besotted with the idea of traveling the world.
B1 After their first date, she was completely besotted with him.
B2 The actress was besotted with the director and would do anything to work with him again.
C1 Despite her friends' warnings, she was besotted with the charming but dangerous man.
C2 The billionaire was besotted with his new luxury yacht, spending every free moment on board.
formal The professor was besotted with the idea of conducting groundbreaking research in his field.
informal She was completely besotted with her new puppy, showering him with love and attention.
slang I can't believe how besotted he is with that new video game, he plays it non-stop.
figurative The artist was besotted with inspiration, creating masterpieces one after another.
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