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Having or showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval
The students were enthusiastic about the field trip.
The students showed great excitement and interest in the field trip.
He gave an enthusiastic speech about his vision for the company.
He delivered a speech with intense energy and approval of his vision for the company.
Can be used to describe people, reactions, or actions.
The word 'enthusiastic' is always positive. It describes strong, positive interest or excitement.
While 'enthusiastic' is positive, using it too often can make your speech or writing sound repetitive.
From Greek 'enthousiasmos' (inspiration, enthusiasm), from 'enthous' (possessed by a god, inspired) + '-ismos' (suffix forming nouns of state or condition).
Often used to describe positive energy or interest in a subject or activity.