smitten

IPA: smˈɪtʌn

Examples of "smitten" in Sentences

"I would never dream of saying I was 'smitten' -- with _you_."
The term smitten is here significant and deserves our serious consideration.
And here, because I’m totally smitten, is Anna looking absolutely GORGEOUS in some silly magazine:
I am still a fan of Fairy Tales and remain smitten with any story that begins, “Once upon a time …”
(Yes, celebrating is the right word -- I think Mr. Majors has pioneered what could be called the smitten narrator.)
It's no secret that I am enamored with the tablet computer (did I really use the word smitten in my early review?), but there are some definite drawbacks here, too.
It's a clever mix of slightly blurred actual history and fiction that Sarah Bower has created, and I was smitten from the very first page on finding myself right in the thick of battle, fire-tipped arrows and severed hands the lot.
While I watched in smitten disbelief, he began furiously licking whatever salty ankle-sweat he found there -- his whole 12 oz. body thrashing back and forth with the adorable joy of a pup who hasn't figured out yet how to wag his tail without knocking himself over.