To make someone enamored; to inspire love or deep affection in someone (archaic or rare usage).
From enamorado or Spanish 'enamorar' + -ate (verb suffix). This is a back-formation from the Spanish adjective, creating an English verb. Very rare in modern English, appearing mostly in historical or literary texts.
Enamorate is so archaic that most modern spell-checkers don't recognize it—it was used in 16th-17th century English literature but fell out of favor, replaced by simpler verbs like 'enamor' and 'enchant.'
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