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besotted(adjective)/bɪˈsɒtɪd/
1.Strongly infatuated; passionately in love.He was utterly besotted with her from the moment they met.
2.Made foolish or stupid, especially by drink; intoxicated.He sat slumped at the bar, besotted with too much wine.
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besottedinfatuated; passionately in lovejust added
shamblesa scene of total disorder or destructionC1
heedpay careful attention to advice or a warningB2
sashaywalk in a casual, confident, or showy mannerC2
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infatuated; passionately in love
besotted
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