sweep someone off their feet
The phrase "sweep someone off their feet" is often used to describe a sudden and intense romantic attraction or an overwhelming emotional experience.
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Definition
B2Romantic
(informal, idiomatic)To cause someone to fall deeply and suddenly in love.
Example
- He swept her off her feet with his charming personality and kind gestures.
B2General
(informal, idiomatic)To impress or overwhelm someone greatly.
Example
- The breathtaking performance swept the audience off their feet.
Similar
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