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  1. Adjective enthusiastic describes one who exhibits enthusiasm. Noun enthusiasm expresses enjoyment, interest, or approval. Verb enthuse has two actions. Usually, the act of expressing enthusiasm; less often, making someone else enthusiastic. An enthusiast shows enthusiasm for his passions. An enthusiast is enthusiastic about her passions

  2. Jan 10, 2017 · Enthusiastic and enthusiast both come from the Greek ενθουσιαζω, to be inspired by a god, and an enthusiast was once a term applied to what we'd now call a charismatic religious sect. Enthusiastic, i.e., full of enthusiasm, has lost its religious connotation and now means per the OED, full of "rapturous intensity of feeling".

  3. Nov 13, 2017 · 1. Do we say enthusiasm 'for' or 'about'? I saw both of them used in different texts. Here's a related question, although it's not quite the same: What preposition is used after “enthusiastic”: “for” or “about”? The previous question, which sumelic links to, did not reach a conclusion and achieve an accepted answer.

  4. 5. The answer is one of preference, not grammar. Enthused is a back-formation. Because it's newer, some people may be more used to hearing enthusiastic. Also, as the quote below indicates, the two words can have different implications. Quoth the grammarist:

  5. Apr 10, 2017 · Word for a response that is enthusiastic, passionate and long-winded [duplicate] Ask Question Asked 7 years, 5 months ago. Modified 7 years, 2 mont ...

  6. Jan 7, 2019 · 2. I would like to fill in the space in the following sentence a proper word that means Technology enthusiastic. With an inquisitive and ___ personality, I am confident ... I've tried couple synonyms from here but all seem out of place. I think the problem is that a personality is not generally considered to be tech savvy.

  7. Aug 27, 2014 · The use of tolerance comes with varying degrees of indifference to something, with often unstated or deliberately understated degrees of disapproval for that thing. For example, "While I'm tolerant...

  8. Oct 7, 2021 · 1. It's a noun. The root word is "studier", which is a person. All the rest are modifiers of this noun. It's basically turning the noun phrase. studier who is enthusiastic, determined, and well-intentioned from 6pm until midnight. into a compound word. Share.

  9. Feb 19, 2014 · A person who continuously and repeatedly expresses enthusiasm, confidence, and an almost excessive zeal at the start of any new task or adventure only to abandon it after a short time would appear to be hyperthymic

  10. Nov 10, 2015 · Seems like capricious almost fits, but misses the "enthusiastic until effort needed" part of the equation. Edit: Possibly ephemeral enthusiast hits closer, still missing the why. Of course we rarely know precisely why someone changes their mind, for certain. Capricious has always had a bit of an intentional feel to it, in my mind.

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