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enthuse

[en-THooz]

enthuse Definition

  • 1to express enthusiasm or excitement about something
  • 2to cause someone to feel enthusiastic or excited about something

Using enthuse: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "enthuse" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The coach's pep talk really enthused the team before the game.

  • Example

    I was so enthused by the concert that I bought tickets for their next show.

  • Example

    Her passion for the project enthused everyone in the room.

enthuse Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for enthuse

Antonyms for enthuse

Phrases with enthuse

  • enthuse over/about

    to express great enthusiasm or excitement about something

    Example

    She always enthuses over her latest project.

  • to cause someone to become enthusiastic or excited about something

    Example

    The speaker's words enthused the audience into action.

  • to make something more exciting or interesting

    Example

    We need to enthuse this party up with some decorations and music.

Origins of enthuse

from Greek 'enthousiasmos', meaning 'inspiration, divine possession'

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Summary: enthuse in Brief

The verb 'enthuse' [en-THooz] means to express or cause enthusiasm or excitement about something. It can be used in various contexts, such as inspiring a team before a game, expressing passion for a project, or getting someone excited about an idea. The phrase 'enthuse over/about' is commonly used to express great enthusiasm, while 'enthuse someone into something' means to cause someone to become enthusiastic. 'Enthuse something up' means to make something more exciting or interesting.