infatuation

Converse of object

• develop: Even more troubling was the fact that he had developed an infatuation with MB.
• have: Perl doesn't have an infatuation with enforced privacy.
• grow: As her confidence increases, she expresses her growing infatuation with bolder and longer steps.

Adjective modifier

• lifelong: A lifelong infatuation always open giving classics band with.
• general: This seems to illustrate the general American infatuation with all things Tibetan.
• sexual: Insisting that it is purely sexual infatuation, specifically designed for our physical universe to perpetuate the species.
• current: Take, for example, the current church-growth infatuation with marketing the church.
• own: The novel seems to be based on Isabelle de Charrière's own unfortunate infatuation with an unknown man.
• new: Our newest infatuation is with this rare modernist build situated among Ebner Street, Wandsworth's Victoriana.

Modifies a noun

• stage: Now those of us who have been around the block a few times know that the infatuation stage does not last very long.

Noun used with modifier

• head-over-heels: One classic expression of psychological projection is head-over-heels infatuation.

Possessives

• public: The US public's infatuation with Daly began in 1991 when he won the USPGA title, despite starting the week as ninth reserve.
• boy: In addition to Ayesha's personal tragedy, there is a poignant vignette detailing a young boy's infatuation with a mummified woman.

Preposition: with

• fame: Les Dennis, Mike McShane and Jeremy Edwards star in this hilariously brutal comedy examining our infatuation with fame... .
• woman: Even worse, these over the top Mission Impossible style theatrics are due to his infatuation with a woman he's only briefly met.
• thing: Inevitably the Tories or the Lib Dems will benefit if the government cannot be turned from its infatuation with all things private sector.
• celebrity: This exhibition presents a new take on our modern-day infatuation with celebrities.
• tool: The first phase of an engagement with learning technologies is an infatuation with the tools themselves.
• sector: Such is Labor's infatuation with the private sector that the voucher scheme's operation was awarded to a multinational company, Sodexho.