Teachers often use the verb enamor to illustrate that it is mostly used in the passive, followed by 'of' or 'with', and means to cause someone to be in love.

Despite the passage of time, her enamorment of the sea remained as strong as ever.

Her sudden enamorments baffled her friends, who had never seen her fall so quickly.

She was enamored with him from the moment they met.

His kindness enamored the entire class.

Her uncanny ability to combine flavors enamors everyone who tastes her cooking.

The singer's soulful performance was enamoring the audience and leaving many teary-eyed.

His enamoration of the actress led him to follow every performance.

Her stories, full of warmth and humor, were enamorating the children at the campfire.

She enamorated the audience with her heartfelt speech, leaving many visibly moved.