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enthusiastic

[en-thoo-zee-as-tik] / ɛnˌθu ziˈæs tɪk /


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Wearing glasses and her hair pulled back in a top-knot, and backed by a tall headboard, Applegate grows more enthusiastic when the conversation turns to a lighter topic: reality TV.

From Los Angeles Times

He was warm and kind, funny and enthusiastic, smart and thoughtful.

From Literature

“That was an enthusiastic goodbye for someone who makes you feel that way.”

From Literature

No one is more enthusiastic than the quantum CEOs themselves, but they can’t be too aspirational.

From Barron's

Here, too, Mr. Turley emphasizes Paine, who arrived in France enthusiastic for revolution and “saw the fall of the Bastille as the rise of a new humanity in the Age of Enlightenment.”

From The Wall Street Journal