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englamour

englamour verb: to enchant; to bewitch.

Verb

englamour (third-person singular simple present englamours, present participle englamouring, simple past and past participle englamoured)

  1. (transitive) To enchant; to bewitch.

Synonyms of englamour

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Forms of englamour

third-person singular presentenglamours
present participleenglamouring
past participleenglamoured
pastenglamoured

Origin of englamour

From en- + glamour.

Questions about englamour

What does englamour mean?
Englamour means to enchant; to bewitch.
What part of speech is englamour?
Englamour is a verb.
What is the past tense of englamour?
The past tense of englamour is englamoured.

Words near englamour in the dictionary

  1. englacial
  2. engladden
  3. engladdened
  4. engladdening
  5. engladdens
  6. englamour
  7. englamoured
  8. englamouring
  9. englamours
  10. England
  11. England & Wales

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