smite , also: smit

She was smitten with me, and had been for years.

The player had been smitten by a woman back home.

Did I create him so he could smite the world?

"But your mother would smite me if I played one of those with you."

I just think he was smitten with you, that's all.

The god will smite you in its eye for this.

The rest were smitten after their own children had already grown up.

In addition, the building she happened to be smitten with required 25 percent down.

The little boy saw the picture and was smitten with the dogs.

Other directors who've worked with her have been smitten as well.

Not everyone is smitten with the idea of street gates.

He had always been smitten with her way of kidding him.

His heart was smitten with love and pity as he looked.

We're hoping to be smitten by one of these guys.

Days later, she meets a young man and is smitten with love.

Every sound seemed to smite her body as a blow.

From this day I'll try my hand at speaking instead of smiting!

It was wonderful the way you were ready to smite him because of me.

Would he even know if the shore was about to smite him?

This was a pain that smote him in every part of his being.

May the gods smite you with the might of their land.

It smote home with a force I felt through my bones.

Sweetheart, then I am the death that has smitten you.

He had been smitten with that, even a little intimidated.

Don is smitten with her, but she runs off into the night.