pseudoenthusiastic
pseudoenthusiastic adjective: apparently, but not actually, enthusiastic.
Adjective
pseudoenthusiastic (comparative more pseudoenthusiastic, superlative most pseudoenthusiastic)
- Apparently, but not actually, enthusiastic.
- Darlene had her pictures taken, but declined to sign the pledge which read in the pseudoenthusiastic language so common to this kind of endeavor: Yes, I want to be my personal best!2011, Susan Chandler, Jill B. Jones, Casino Women: Courage in Unexpected Places
Forms of pseudoenthusiastic
| comparative | more pseudoenthusiastic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pseudoenthusiastic |
Origin of pseudoenthusiastic
From pseudo- + enthusiastic.
Questions about pseudoenthusiastic
- What does pseudoenthusiastic mean?
- Pseudoenthusiastic means apparently, but not actually, enthusiastic.
- What part of speech is pseudoenthusiastic?
- Pseudoenthusiastic is an adjective.
Words near pseudoenthusiastic in the dictionary
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