Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of Enthusiastic in British Thesaurus
Enthusiastic
enthusiastic (adjective)
very interested in something or excited by it
eager (adjective)
very keen to do something or enthusiastic about something that will happen
motivated (adjective)
enthusiastic and determined to achieve success
avid (adjective)
very enthusiastic about something you do regularly
wholehearted (adjective)
wholehearted support, agreement, effort etc is enthusiastic and complete
fervent (adjective)
very enthusiastic and sincere, especially about something you believe in or support
hooked (adjective)
if you are hooked on something, you find it so attractive or interesting that you want to do it as much as possible
very enthusiastic about something
born-again (adjective)
very enthusiastic about a belief or way of life that is new to you or that you have recently become involved with again
actively (adverb)
in a practical or enthusiastic way
wanting to do something very much
aware (adjective)
enthusiastic about and involved in something
big (adjective)
very enthusiastic or serious about something
bouncy (adjective)
happy, lively, and enthusiastic
crazy about something (informal)
informal very enthusiastic about something
devoted (adjective)
very enthusiastic about something
devout (adjective)
very enthusiastic in your support for something
dynamic (adjective)
very lively and enthusiastic, with a lot of energy and determination
ebullient (adjective)
formal very happy and enthusiastic
effervescent (adjective)
lively and enthusiastic
enamoured (adjective)
formal impressed with or enthusiastic about something
energetic (adjective)
evangelical (adjective)
someone who is evangelical is very enthusiastic about something and likes to tell other people how good it is
fanatical (adjective)
very enthusiastic about a sport or activity
fond (adjective)
getting enjoyment and satisfaction from something, especially often or over a long time
full-blooded (adjective)
full-on (adjective)
British used for describing someone who is enthusiastic, especially in a way that is annoying
great (adjective)
informal enthusiastic about something or someone
gung-ho (adjective)
informal very enthusiastic, especially about something that might be dangerous
heartily (adverb)
in a loud or enthusiastic way
hearty (adjective)
friendly and enthusiastic, sometimes in a slightly annoying way
hot to trot ()
keen to do something, especially to have sex
impressed (adjective)
admiring someone or something very much, especially because of an unusually good achievement, quality, or skill
in full flow ()
doing something, especially talking, with such enthusiasm that you do not want to stop
interested (adjective)
keen (adjective)
very interested in an activity that you do often because you enjoy it
interested in something and enjoying it, especially an activity that you do often
lively (adjective)
full of energy and enthusiasm
lusty (adjective)
healthy, strong, or enthusiastic
-mad (suffix)
British used with some nouns for saying that someone is very interested in a particular thing, and usually not interested in anything else
mad keen (on) (informal)
informal extremely enthusiastic about something
messianic (adjective)
used about someone who tries to make major changes in a thoroughly determined and enthusiastic way
nuts about/over (informal)
informal extremely enthusiastic about something, or very attracted to someone
only too eager to do something ()
very keen to do something, especially so keen that it causes problems
overzealous (adjective)
showing disapproval doing something so much that it causes problems
passionate (adjective)
potty (adjective)
Britishinformal very enthusiastic about something
pumped up (adjective)
informal very excited or enthusiastic about something
rousing (adjective)
star-struck (adjective)
a star-struck person admires famous people very much, especially film stars and entertainers
warmly (adverb)
with great enthusiasm
wild (adjective)
informal very enthusiastic
willing (adjective)
used about someone who does something in an enthusiastic way
zealous (adjective)
full of great energy, effort, and enthusiasm, especially in your political or religious ideas