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Meanings of enthusiasm in английском
каталонский
exaltació испанский
entusiasmo Intense enjoyment, interest, or approval (in current English vernacular)
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Examples for "exuberance"
Examples for "exuberance"
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A year later, an after significant revision, the composer was all exuberance.
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Despite Wheeler's exuberance, the fight for net neutrality is far from over.
3
The broadcaster describes a Brazil goal with the familiar South American exuberance.
4
We'll raise a thousand, he said, exuberance getting the better of him.
5
The apostrophe to her shows the vividness and exuberance of his imagination:-
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This is not unusual: the biochemistry professor is known for his ebullience.
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Andy's breezy ebullience faltered in the face of such an astonishing question.
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Oblivious, Marley stayed the course with his antics and misdeeds and boundless ebullience.
4
Their ebullience will keep me on my feet a while longer.
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It was a remarkable admission for an executive well known for his ebullience.
Usage of enthusiasm in английском
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His new rhetoric, however, has so far failed to regain voters' enthusiasm.
2
Your enthusiasm, good humour and good sportsmanship certainly rubbed off on us.
3
There was enormous enthusiasm and excitement at this new encounter with Europe.
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Good because it means no over enthusiasm, which argues for longer cycle.
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But there is enthusiasm for direct grants to state and local governments.
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Bright new hope and brawling enthusiasm as the Mecsek money poured in.
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It certainly wasn't Tidy's fault if Pincher heard his request without enthusiasm.
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A few Middle Eastern countries carried on feuds, but without much enthusiasm.
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Some 200 million Americans now use them, but rarely with much enthusiasm.
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You know that I have the greatest possible enthusiasm for this mission.
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It aroused little opposition among workers and peasants; not much enthusiasm either.
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Quite properly, I seem to have given up writing with any enthusiasm.
13
In fact, she sees a galvanised enthusiasm for progress, Ms Ferguson said.
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Even these four showers and double vanity, she said with great enthusiasm.
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Should be some good powder skiing tomorrow, he said, parroting my enthusiasm.
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Now the question is which candidate can best harness such Iowan enthusiasm.
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Translations for enthusiasm
каталонский
русский
португальский
Enthusiasm through the time
Enthusiasm across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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