English
besotted
adjective
Strongly infatuated or obsessed, often to the point of foolishness.
In other words: infatuated, enamored, obsessed
- He was so besotted with her that he ignored all her faults.
- She became besotted by the charming actor.
figurative
Blinded in judgment or reason, especially by emotion or passion.
In other words: deluded, clouded, blinkered
- His besotted admiration for the leader made him overlook the obvious flaws.
- She was besotted by her own ambitions, unable to see the harm she caused.
informal
Intoxicated or drunk, especially to the point of being stupefied.
In other words: inebriated, plastered, sloshed
- He stumbled out of the bar, completely besotted.
- After several drinks, she was utterly besotted and could barely speak.
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