1. to cause someone to fall in love with or be captivated by someone or something
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘enamors’; third person singular present tense

Examples

• The young artist’s talent enamours everyone who sees her work.
• His charming personality enamours new acquaintances immediately.
• The beautiful landscape enamours visitors from around the world.
• She enamours audiences with her graceful dancing.
• The novel’s romantic plot enamours readers of all ages.
• His wit and intelligence enamours his colleagues at work.