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Synonyms & Similar Words
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Meaning of Enthuse
to feel or express great enthusiasm for something
Definitions
- The Oxford Languages definition of "enthuse" is to feel or express great enthusiasm for something, often in a way that is considered excessive or exaggerated.
- * It can also mean to cause someone to feel enthusiastic about something.
Etymology of Enthuse
The word "enthuse" has its roots in the 18th century, derived from the Greek word "enthousiazein", which means "to be inspired by a god".
Historically, the term was used to describe a state of divine inspiration or ecstasy, but over time its meaning has broadened to encompass a range of enthusiastic emotions.
Example Uses
- The new restaurant really enthuses me with its unique menu and cozy atmosphere.
- * She enthuses about her favorite book, recommending it to everyone she meets.
- * The crowd was enthused by the rock band's energetic performance.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
depress
dismay
dishearten
discourage
dispirit
demotivate
demoralize
deflate
disappoint
displease
dissatisfy
frustrate
irritate
annoy
bore
tire
exhaust
drain
deplete
weaken
enfeeble
cripple
paralyze
stun
shock
appall
horrify
disgust
repel
repulse
offend
nauseate
sicken
disinterest
disenchant
disillusion