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Meanings of very enthusiastic in English

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Usage of very enthusiastic in English
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I'm very enthusiastic and want to get stuck into the challenge ahead.
The Guardian
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They were very careful about what they did, and were very enthusiastic.
Climbing Magazine
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He kept at it for over four hours, and got very enthusiastic.
Edison: His Life and Inventions
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I don't think he was very enthusiastic about the mountain air idea.
The War Terror
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His reception was very enthusiastic, and appeared to gratify him very much.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
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And we were all very enthusiastic, there is no doubt about that.
Private Peat
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Perhaps we have enjoyed a very enthusiastic, a very poetical, Christmas Day!
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 14,...
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He also was very enthusiastic about improved diplomatic ties with Europe.
Resurrecting pompeii
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He used to be very enthusiastic about the prospect of a military coup.
Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast
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But his father was very enthusiastic in his return letter to the miner.
John Caldigate
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And I suppose because I am very enthusiastic about the subject.
The Guardian
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When she mentioned that he caught eels sometimes, the salesman became very enthusiastic.
The new yorker
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However, the Afro-American community was not very enthusiastic about the project.
The Black Experience in America
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The mosquitoes became very enthusiastic about our bare arms and legs.
Blood Brothers: A Medic's Sketch Book
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They buried him next day and the funeral was a very enthusiastic affair.
The Story of Paul Boyton: Voyages on All the Great Rivers of the...
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He was lean and dark and very enthusiastic about his work.
The Stutterer
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