- exhibiting variously the moodiness, absent-mindedness, etc. traditionally regarded as resulting from a strong romantic infatuation
- expressive of such a condition: a lovesick song
lovesick
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lovesick
adjective
Unable to act normally as a result of being in love.
Related Forms:
- love′sick′ness
noun
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