infatuator
/ɪnˈfætjuːeɪ̯tə/
infatuator noun: a person or thing that infatuates.
Noun
infatuator (plural infatuators)
- A person or thing that infatuates.
- It is extremely obvious, what difficulties the infatuators are under, and how much they presume upon the blindness of the people when they report, that the Russian empress is to have her capital at Constantinople, which will employ the powers in the late quadruple alliance, and find them attention...1769, A Centinel, “To the Editor of the Political Register. An Instance of Ministerial Merit”, in Political Register and Impartial Review of New Books, volume 4, number 26, page 284
Forms of infatuator
| plural | infatuators |
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Origin of infatuator
From infatuate + -or.
Questions about infatuator
- What does infatuator mean?
- Infatuator means a person or thing that infatuates.
- What part of speech is infatuator?
- Infatuator is a noun.
- How do you pronounce infatuator?
- Infatuator is pronounced /ɪnˈfætjuːeɪ̯tə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of infatuator?
- The plural of infatuator is infatuators.
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