Pronunciation: /ɪˌnæməˈrɑːtoʊ/
noun a person's male lover or suitor
A1 My inamorato surprised me with a bouquet of flowers.
A2 She couldn't stop thinking about her inamorato all day.
B1 The inamorato wrote a love letter to express his feelings.
B2 The inamorato whisked his beloved away for a romantic weekend getaway.
C1 The inamorato's devotion to his partner was unwavering.
C2 The inamorato's grand gesture of love left everyone in awe.
adjective related to or characteristic of a male lover or suitor
A1 He is my inamorato boyfriend.
A2 She looked at her inamorato partner with admiration.
B1 The inamorato couple walked hand in hand along the beach.
B2 Their inamorato relationship was the envy of all their friends.
C1 The inamorato bond they shared was unbreakable.
C2 Their inamorato love story was legendary in the town.
formal The young woman was deeply devoted to her inamorato, showering him with gifts and affection.
informal I heard that Sarah's inamorato is taking her out for a fancy dinner tonight.
slang My best friend's inamorato is always spoiling her with surprises.
figurative The artist considered painting his inamorato as a symbol of his love and devotion.
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