affatuate

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Etymology[edit]

From Latin a- (to) + fatuātus, active perfect participle of fatuor (talk foolishly).

Verb[edit]

affatuate (third-person singular simple present affatuates, present participle affatuating, simple past and past participle affatuated)

  1. (obsolete) To infatuate.

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