enthuse
Rave about something
Enthuse means to express or feel enthusiasm.
You can enthuse about a topic She enthused about her trip to Japan or enthuse someone else by exciting their interest The presentation failed to enthuse investors.
The word is a back-formation from enthusiasm, which some consider informal or improper, though it's widely used.
Stir to action
- motivateCause to act
- encourageUrge forward with support
- empowerGrant authority or confidence
- upliftRaise emotionally or physically
galvanize · spark · stimulate · invigorate · energize · activate · rouse · stir
Speak out suddenly
- raveEnthusiastic praise or nightlong dance
- gushFlow out forcefully
- rhapsodizeSpeak with extravagant enthusiasm
- effusePour out freely
exult · cheer · acclaim · celebrate · praise · extol · laud · commend
State of eager enthusiasm
- exuberanceLively, unrestrained enthusiasm
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- animationTechnique creating movement illusion
- livelinessAnimated, energetic quality
zest · verve · vim · vigor · pep · oomph · brio · spiritedness
Intense emotional intensity
- ardorIntense emotional warmth
- zealIntense driving devotion
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- eagernessIntense willingness to act
keenness · avidity · intensity · fervency · dedication · commitment · earnestness · gusto
inspire
Stir to action
uplift · galvanize · spark · stimulate · invigorate · energize · activate · rouse · stir · awaken
exclaim
Speak out suddenly
- raveEnthusiastic praise or nightlong dance
- gushFlow out forcefully
- rhapsodizeSpeak with extravagant enthusiasm
effuse · exult · cheer · acclaim · celebrate · praise · extol · laud · commend · applaud
excitement
State of eager enthusiasm
- exuberanceLively, unrestrained enthusiasm
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- animationTechnique creating movement illusion
liveliness · zest · verve · vim · vigor · pep · oomph · brio · spiritedness · buoyancy
fervor
Intense emotional intensity
eagerness · keenness · avidity · intensity · fervency · dedication · commitment · earnestness · gusto · relish
enthusebore
Tiresome individual or drill
dispirit · deflate · discourage · dishearten · demoralize
- tech enthusiast
- nature enthusiastOne passionate about outdoors
- motorbike enthusiastsMotorcycle devotees
- fake enthusiasmInsincere display of eagerness
- car enthusiastsPeople devoted to automobiles
- sports enthusiastDevoted follower of athletics
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