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Meanings of unenthusiastic in English

Not enthusiastic; lacking excitement or ardor.

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Usage of unenthusiastic in English
1
The performance was in every sense unexciting; the audience meagre and unenthusiastic.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
2
The unenthusiastic references to it in ancient literature are, after all, truthful.
Ancient Town-Planning
3
There were a lot of unenthusiastic rumblings from the people they asked.
The Irish Times
4
Why are pandas so unenthusiastic when it comes to making baby pandas?
Radio NZ
5
The panel's senior Republican, Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, also seemed unenthusiastic.
Reuters
6
Although she was especially unenthusiastic about her session with Deb today.
Sweet Little Lies
7
My friend was unenthusiastic about her appearance, and let me know:
Assholes finish first
8
Or when they were aware of it they were extremely unenthusiastic about it.
The new yorker
9
In general, labor is disappointed with President Carter and unenthusiastic about Ronald Reagan.
The new yorker
10
Perhaps someone will come across as a little reluctant or unenthusiastic.
The South African
11
The Gauls were vociferous, but the eastern legions were unenthusiastic, particularly Victor's cavalry.
Julian
12
Nancy longed to go to New Orleans but Rob was unenthusiastic.
The new yorker
13
Are you all set for that? Charlotte nodded, but looked unenthusiastic.
Johnny angel
14
Hence their virtuously proud indignation at the unenthusiastic wits and scoffers.
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
15
The boy quickly went from an unenthusiastic to chronically unhappy student.
Wired
16
The pair share an unenthusiastic handshake for the cameras before meeting in private
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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