enthusiasm

US /ɛnˈθuziˌæzəm/

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UK /ɪnˈθju:ziæzəm/

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n. (u.)Uncountable NounHobby or interest that you are passionate about

Announcements for the latest game caused enthusiasm in the group

n. (u.)Uncountable NounGreat interest and excitement in something

There is great enthusiasm for the new product

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA feeling of excitement.

The crowd showed great enthusiasm for the band.

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This enthusiasm for prettiness worries serious types a lot.
This enthusiasm for prettiness worries serious types a lot.

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Regulation, however, failed to keep up with industry enthusiasm.
Regulation, however, failed to keep up with industry enthusiasm.

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When we 'cook up a storm', we put a lot of effort or enthusiasm into our cooking.
When we 'cook up a storm', we put a lot of effort or enthusiasm into our cooking.
This means I put an extra amount of enthusiasm and effort into the meals I cook on Christmas Day.
This means I put an extra amount of enthusiasm and effort into the meals I cook on Christmas Day.

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The indoctrination of the young staff has created a pep rally enthusiasm that confounded some first-day customers.
The indoctrination of the young staff has created a pep rally enthusiasm that confounded some first-day customers.
pep rally enthusiasm that confounded some first day
pep rally enthusiasm that confounded some first day

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Now that you've introduced yourself and established your enthusiasm,
Now that you've introduced yourself and established your enthusiasm,
and established your enthusiasm,
and established your enthusiasm,

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But "Elemental" didn't seem to have that same promotional enthusiasm behind it.
But "Elemental" didn't seem to have that same promotional enthusiasm behind it.
seem to have that same promotional enthusiasm behind it. Television ads for it were rare.
seem to have that same promotional enthusiasm behind it. Television ads for it were rare.