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For example, 🇫🇷 épris:
1See definition
épris(adjective)/e.pʁi/
1.Qui est passionnément amoureux ou attaché à quelqu’un: smitten, enamoured, in loveIl était éperdument épris d’elle dès le premier regard.He was hopelessly smitten with her from the very first look.
2.Très attaché à une idée ou à une activité: taken with, passionate aboutElle est éprise de littérature ancienne.She is passionate about ancient literature.
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2Saved to your words
éprissmitten; enamouredjust added
crépusculetwilight; duskC1
sournoissly; cunningC2
ineffableineffable; indescribableC2
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smitten; enamoured
épris
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- Come back the next day to review only the words you actually met.
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French novels
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- Vocabulary comes from real reading, not generic word lists.
- You only review words you actually needed in context.
- Designed for people who already read French, not beginners.
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