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Meanings of less enthusiastic in English

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Usage of less enthusiastic in English
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It has been rather less enthusiastic about it since being in power.
The Guardian
2
CEO Randall Weidberg was less enthusiastic about traditional paid Facebook display ads.
Reuters
3
Nor was she one whit less enthusiastic in her praise of Henley.
Anna St. Ives
4
But Prescott was distinctly less enthusiastic about the organisation of the conference.
The Guardian
5
That is why some stock analysts are less enthusiastic about Goldman Sachs.
Reuters
6
A second later her tone dropped into a less enthusiastic register.
Think of a number
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The Lib Dems are far less enthusiastic about aggressive foreign policy.
Reuters
8
The rejoicings in England were not less enthusiastic or less sincere.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
9
The man seemed considerably less enthusiastic about the idea than his brother had.
Takeover
10
We're betting the air traffic controllers sorting it all out are less enthusiastic.
Wired
11
The reaction down the corridor at Ford's headquarters in Michigan was less enthusiastic.
The Irish Times
12
I guess. She sounded decidedly less enthusiastic, all of a sudden.
Haunted
13
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Martin Dempsey, sounds less enthusiastic.
Wired
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We don't even really know what we're looking for. She frowned, suddenly less enthusiastic.
Beautiful creatures
15
Walter and Gracie were no less enthusiastic in their admiration.
Elsie's New Relations / What They Did and How They Fared at Ion;...
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True believers might give this a 10, but everybody else will be less enthusiastic.
Wired
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Less enthusiastic through the time
Less enthusiastic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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