| She does it without din, in an almost insidious manner, all the more infatuating. |
| Undo thine arms and let me see the sky, By this infatuating flame obscured. |
| Unwinding in a relaxed atmosphere while your body is being pampered with infatuating scents in steaming heat and tingling coolness. |
| The latter is infatuating as it increases the risk and yet turns to profit. |
| I was only twenty years old at that time, and the novelty of my aunt's conduct had rather an infatuating effect upon me. |
| I'm rather inclined to hate this woman who will end by infatuating you, for of course that would be the last I'd ever see of you. |
