Definition
Definition of doted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
affectionshowing excessive love or fondness
- The doted grandmother spoiled her grandchildren with gifts.
- The doted pet received treats every day.
- Her doted partner always planned romantic surprises.
Origin of doted
Middle English, doten (to be foolish)
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- French:choyé, ...
- German:übermäßig liebevoll, ...
- Italian:affettuoso, ...
- Spanish:mimado, ...
- Portuguese:mimado, ...
- Chinese:被溺爱的, ...
- Japanese:溺愛している, ...
- Arabic:مُدَلِّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְפַנֵּק, ...
- Russian:любящий, ...
- Ukrainian:обожнюваний, ...
- Hindi:दुलारा, ...
Definition of dote - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
affectionshow excessive love or fondness for someone
- She dotes on her grandchildren every weekend.
2.
senilityDated become weak-minded or senile due to old ageDated
- He began to dote as he reached his nineties.
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Origin of dote
Middle English, doten (to be foolish)
Examples of dote in a sentence
She dotes on her husband, always cooking his favorite meals. She started to dote after her 100th birthday. As the years passed, he began to dote.
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- French:adorer, perdre la tête, ...
- German:verwöhnen, tüddeln, ...
- Italian:viziare, rimbambirsi, ...
- Spanish:mimar, volverse senil, ...
- Portuguese:mimar, envelhecer, ...
- Chinese:溺爱, 变得糊涂, ...
- Japanese:夢中になる, ぼける, ...
- Arabic:دَلّل, خَرِفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְעִיף אַהֲבָה עַל, לִלְקוֹת בְּשִׁטָּיוֹן, ...
- Russian:обожать, впадать в старческое слабоумие, ...
- Ukrainian:обожнювати, втрачати розум, ...
- Hindi:जान छिड़कना, सठियाना, ...
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