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infatuated or intoxicated to the point of foolishness
He was utterly besotted with his new bride.
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besottedlybesottedness
Etymology
Past participle of besot ('to make foolish, intoxicate'), from be- (intensive) + sot ('fool'), from Old English sott ('fool').
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