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enthusiasm
[en-thoo-zee-az-uhm]
noun
absorbing or controlling possession of the mind by any interest or pursuit; lively interest.
He shows marked enthusiasm for his studies.
Antonyms: indifferencean occupation, activity, or pursuit in which such interest is shown.
Hunting is his latest enthusiasm.
any of various forms of extreme religious devotion, usually associated with intense emotionalism and a break with orthodoxy.
enthusiasm
/ ɪnˈθjuːzɪˌæzəm /
noun
ardent and lively interest or eagerness
an object of keen interest; passion
archaic, extravagant or unbalanced religious fervour
obsolete, possession or inspiration by a god
Other Word Forms
- antienthusiasm noun
- hyperenthusiasm noun
- overenthusiasm noun
- preenthusiasm noun
- unenthusiasm noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of enthusiasm1
Word History and Origins
Origin of enthusiasm1
Example Sentences
“Matt could do that, but he had this other deal. I was impressed because his enthusiasm was really good.”
AI chipmaker Nvidia has led the stock market rally, becoming the world’s most valuable company on the back of the AI enthusiasm.
While enthusiasm for artificial intelligence companies has pushed the stock market to record highs, increasing state tax revenue, the report warned the boost likely won’t last.
Just a few months ago, investors viewed such deals with enthusiasm, pumping up shares for a variety of AI-related companies, but this week one such deal—between Nvidia, Microsoft and Anthropic—was greeted warily.
Nor is the other big question facing tech today dampening the enthusiasm around advancing AI's potential.
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