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Verliebtheit

/fɛɐ̯ˈliːpthaɪ̯t/
noun★Intermediate— being in love
informal

The state of being in love or experiencing romantic feelings for someone.

Die Verliebtheit zwischen den beiden war offensichtlich.

The two's being in love was obvious.

💡

Often used to describe the early stages of a romantic relationship.

Collocations

in Verliebtheit schwelgento bask in lovedie Verliebtheit genießento enjoy being in love

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Antonyms

Related Phrases

sich verliebenphrase
to fall in love
Liebeskummerphrase
heartbreak

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

Use 'Verliebtheit' to describe the early, often intense feelings of romantic love.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the verb 'verlieben' (to fall in love) + the suffix '-heit' (state or condition).

📝Usage Notes

Commonly used to describe the emotional state of being romantically infatuated with someone.

Word Breakdown

verlieben
to fall in love
root
+
-heit
state or condition
suffix
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