No Matter How You Say It: Enthusiasm
Word Origin
The word Enthusiasm comes from French enthousiasme (16c.) and directly from Late Latin enthusiasmus, from Greek enthousiasmos meaning divine inspiration.
Can you see how Enthusiasm is inspiring?
Sign Language
Can you see how Enthusiasm looks like you are excited and Apathy is very stand-offish?
Icons and Graphics for Enthusiasm
Enthusiasm Idioms and Phrases
- A breath of fresh air
- A can-do attitude
- A spark of inspiration
- A spring in your step
- A twinkle in your eye
- Ants in your pants
- Be a cheerleader
- All fired up
- Be buzzing
- Be gung-ho
- Be infectious
- Be like a dog with a bone
- Bouncing off the walls
- Bright Eyed and Bushy tailed
- Brimming with ideas
- Bubble with enthusiasm
- Eat, sleep, and breathe something
- In high spirits
- In seventh heaven
- Jump at the chance
- Jump for joy
- Light a fire under someone
- Like a kid in a candy store
- Like a runaway train
- On a roll
- On cloud nine
- Over the moon
- Pumped
- Raring to go
- Stoked
- Through the roof
- Throw yourself into something
In Other Languages
Spanish – Entusiasmo
German – Begeisterung
French – Enthousiasme
Czech – Nadšení
Portuguese- Entusiasmo
Irish – Díograis