IPA: //ˈnɪmfəˌlɛpsi//
KK: /ˈnɪmfəˌlɛpsi/
A state of intense emotional excitement or passion, often believed to be inspired by beautiful young women or nymphs in mythology.
The artist experienced a nympholepsy that drove him to create his most passionate works.
Nympholepsy → It is formed from "nymph" (from Greek "nymphē", meaning a young woman or goddess of nature) and "-lepsy" (from Greek "lepsis", meaning seizure or attack). The word describes a state of being seized or captivated by the beauty of a nymph or nature.
Imagine being 'captivated' ('lepsy') by the beauty of a 'nymph' — that's why nympholepsy means being enchanted or seized by nature's beauty.
No commonly confused words.