Antonyms for smitten
ˈsmɪt nsmit·ten

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1. smitten, stricken, struckadjective

   (used in combination) affected by something overwhelming

   "conscience-smitten"; "awe-struck"

   Antonyms:
   unloving, unaffected

   Synonyms:
   taken with(p), laid low(p), soft on(p), infatuated, afflicted, stricken, enamored, struck, potty, in love

2. enamored, infatuated, in love, potty, smitten, soft on(p), taken with(p)adjective

   marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness

   "gaga over the rock group's new album"; "he was infatuated with her"

   Antonyms:
   unaffected, unloving

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1. smittenp.p

   Synonyms:
   stricken, blasted, afflicted, chastened, enamored, fascinated, infatuated, captivated

How to use smitten in a sentence?

1. Motor Trend MacKenzie:

   The majority of students who come to us have been smitten at some point in their lives by the look and performance of vehicles; not just cars but things with wings, things that zip down rails, do young girls usually go nuts over trucks and cars? I don't know but that early exposure seems to be what ultimately drives students to our school. And I've not heard of any barriers for entry to manufacturers' studios; the carmakers would be delighted to have more women. The notion of, 'oh, she's just a woman, is long gone.'.

2. Andreas Simic:

   If I was a kitten Maybe I wouldn’t be so smitten It’s as though I’ve been bitten From the poem Smitten

3. Motor Trend:

   The majority of students who come to us have been smitten at some point in their lives by the look and performance of vehicles; not just cars but things with wings, things that zip down rails.

4. Charlie McCarthy:

   When I get smitten, I stay smut.

5. Tina Gibson:

   With Emma, we were just so smitten to have a baby, with Molly, we're the same way. It's just kind of funny -- here we go again with another world record.

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