How Do You Spell ENTHUSE?

Pronunciation: [ɛnθjˈuːs] (IPA)

The word "enthuse" is a commonly used verb, meaning to express enthusiasm or excitement about something. Its spelling may be confusing for some, as the "th" sound can be pronounced in different ways. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is written as /ɛnˈθuz/. The "en" is pronounced as "en," followed by the stressed syllable "thuz," with the "th" pronounced as a voiceless dental fricative, like "thick". To spell "enthuse" correctly, remember to use "th" rather than "t" or "f" in the second syllable.

ENTHUSE Meaning and Definition

1. Enthuse is a verb that refers to the act of becoming extremely excited, passionate, or enthusiastic about something. It involves displaying a high level of interest, energy, and zeal towards a particular topic, idea, activity, or person. When someone is enthused, they are actively and fervently engaged, often expressing their excitement through their actions, words, or facial expressions.

   Enthuse is commonly used to describe a state of intense enthusiasm that is infectious, inspiring, and contagious to others. It can be seen as a form of positive energy or positive motivation that propels individuals to actively participate, support, or contribute to a cause or endeavor. Enthusing often involves expressing genuine admiration, eagerness, or zeal towards something, and may involve sincere expressions of praise, encouragement, or motivation aimed at inspiring others.

   Furthermore, enthuse can also reflect an enhanced level of passion or excitement that goes beyond what is typically expected or deemed as normal. It implies a heightened degree of dedication, commitment, or fervor towards a specific interest or goal, which can be greatly influential in motivating and inspiring others to act or feel the same way.

   Overall, enthuse embodies a state of elevated enthusiasm, energy, and passion that encourages, inspires, and motivates both oneself and others. It encompasses a contagious and positive force that is capable of igniting and sustaining fervor, commitment, and active engagement.

Common Misspellings for ENTHUSE

• enuse
• enthuist
• inthused
• enthusit
• enfuse
• entise
• ethose
• enthuisem
• inthose
• enthusest
• enhase
• enthusied
• enthusi
• enthusim
• enthusic
• onthese
• enthoused
• enthuesed
• enthuasm
• onthose
• enthe
• entusi
• ethese
• eathusa
• anthuss
• entuse
• entume
• entyune
• entoule
• Anthume
• Eithule
• Entruse
• meethause
• Englume
• Entheusm
• Cenntheuke
• uthusel

Etymology of ENTHUSE

The word "enthuse" originated in the late 18th century, but its exact etymology is not completely clear. It is believed to be a blend of the word "enthusiasm" and either "fuse" or "outrush". "Enthusiasm" comes from the Greek word "enthousiasmos", which means "divine inspiration" or "possession by a god". However, the transformation from "enthusiasm" to "enthuse" is not entirely explained, as the additional "-e" at the end seems to have been added for slight variation or emphasis. Ultimately, the word "enthuse" is a colloquialism that emerged from the blending of existing terms, capturing the idea of expressing strong enthusiasm or excitement.

Similar spelling words for ENTHUSE

• penthouse,
• Anthis,
• anthos,
• enthusiast,
• anthus,
• endwise,
• entheous,
• onths,
• anaethesia,
• augnathus,
• end user,
• Unnethes,
• anthes,
• Unethes,
• unthaws,
• over-enthuse,
• inthisway,
• Onthus,
• Ionthus,
• enets,
• uneathes,
• enthusiasm,
• anthozoa.

Conjugate verb Enthuse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have enthused

you would have enthused

he/she/it would have enthused

we would have enthused

they would have enthused

I would have enthuse

you would have enthuse

he/she/it would have enthuse

we would have enthuse

they would have enthuse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been enthusing

you would have been enthusing

he/she/it would have been enthusing

we would have been enthusing

they would have been enthusing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would enthuse

you would enthuse

he/she/it would enthuse

we would enthuse

they would enthuse

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be enthusing

you would be enthusing

he/she/it would be enthusing

we would be enthusing

they would be enthusing

FUTURE

I will enthuse

you will enthuse

he/she/it will enthuse

we will enthuse

they will enthuse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be enthusing

you will be enthusing

he/she/it will be enthusing

we will be enthusing

they will be enthusing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have enthused

you will have enthused

he/she/it will have enthused

we will have enthused

they will have enthused

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been enthusing

you will have been enthusing

he/she/it will have been enthusing

we will have been enthusing

they will have been enthusing

IMPERATIVE

you enthuse

we let´s enthuse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to enthuse

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was enthusing

you were enthusing

he/she/it was enthusing

we were enthusing

they were enthusing

PAST PARTICIPLE

enthused

PAST PERFECT

I had enthused

you had enthused

he/she/it had enthused

we had enthused

they had enthused

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been enthusing

you had been enthusing

he/she/it had been enthusing

we had been enthusing

they had been enthusing

PRESENT

I enthuse

you enthuse

he/she/it enthuses

we enthuse

they enthuse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am enthusing

you are enthusing

he/she/it is enthusing

we are enthusing

they are enthusing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

enthusing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have enthused

you have enthused

he/she/it has enthused

we have enthused

they have enthused

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been enthusing

you have been enthusing

he/she/it has been enthusing

we have been enthusing

they have been enthusing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it enthuse

SIMPLE PAST

I enthused

you enthused

he/she/it enthused

we enthused

they enthused