Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
taken-with
Phrase
/ˈteɪ.kən wɪð/
Definition
A phrase indicating that something has been received or accepted together with something else, particularly in a complementary or additional manner.
Examples
- She was taken with the charm of the old town.
- Many are taken with his unique style of painting.
- He was taken with the idea of traveling the world.
Meaning
The expression ‘taken with’ suggests a positive reception or feeling towards a particular thing, often used to convey admiration or fondness for something that accompanies or enhances another.
Synonyms
- impressed by
- captivated by
- fond of
- enamored with
- intrigued by
