In love
In love adjective - Marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness.
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Synonyms for In love
Taken over and in love are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taken over" instead an adjective phrase "In love".
Taken over
In love and taken over are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In love" instead an adjective phrase "Taken over".
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- passionate and in love
- passionate and taken over
- wild and in love
- wild and taken over
- amorous and in love
- amorous and taken over
- horny and in love
- horny and taken over
- infatuated and in love
- infatuated and taken over
- hooked and in love
- hooked and taken over
- bewitched and in love
- bewitched and taken over
Both terms in one sentence
- This role is later taken over by human kings, who keep falling in love with heavenly apsaras, lowly fisherwomen, and everyone in between.
Source: Myth / Hindu Mythology -
In the Thrilling Adventure Hour's episode "The Piano Has Been Thinking", the Barkeep's Saloon is taken over the the AI of its doors and proceeds to get up and leave after being jilted in love by Croach, and having its second attempt stopped when the player piano is destroyed.
Source: Moving Buildings
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