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Meanings of much enthusiasm in English

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Usage of much enthusiasm in English
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A few Middle Eastern countries carried on feuds, but without much enthusiasm.
Blood music
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Some 200 million Americans now use them, but rarely with much enthusiasm.
The new yorker
3
It aroused little opposition among workers and peasants; not much enthusiasm either.
Modern Times
4
In this case, too much enthusiasm and naivety has caused this difficulty.
The Guardian
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He could not work up much enthusiasm for Baerlon, either, not now.
To the blight: the eye of the world
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And the Burgundians showed as much enthusiasm as the real old French.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 3
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Do you realize who that was? he said with too much enthusiasm.
Discord's apple
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Kiev's international allies cannot muster much enthusiasm for any of the three.
Reuters
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The changes had been too rapid and unfortunate to encourage much enthusiasm.
The History of Tasmania, Volume I
10
They showed much enthusiasm, united with the most patient and laborious exertion.
Parker's Second Reader / National Series of Selections for Readi...
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Thereafter all went smoothly, with much enthusiasm and a world of mystery.
Stories Worth Rereading
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Jenny promised, without much enthusiasm, to call her husband to the rescue.
The Red Redmaynes
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The case of Joe Hollends then came up, and elicited much enthusiasm.
The Face and the Mask
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We downed several whiskeys over the next hour without much enthusiasm.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
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But even I can't stir up much enthusiasm for nutty schemes right now.
World After
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I watched him approach with as much enthusiasm as I'd have for frostbite.
Deadly Décisions
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Much enthusiasm through the time
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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