adverb B2 Upper-Intermediate Uncommon

enthusiastically

Enthusiastically (adverb) means in an eager, excited way. Example: “The fans cheered enthusiastically as the band took the stage.”

adverb

In an eager, excited way.

"The fans cheered enthusiastically as the band took the stage."

How to Use Enthusiastically

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDoing something with a lot of visible excitement and eagerness.

more enthusiastically comparative, most enthusiastically superlative

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The fans cheered _____ as the band took the stage.

unenthusiastically

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What does “enthusiastically” mean?

The word “enthusiastically” means in an eager, excited way. In plain terms, doing something with a lot of visible excitement and eagerness.

How do you use “enthusiastically” in a sentence?

Here is “enthusiastically” used in a sentence: “The fans cheered enthusiastically as the band took the stage.”

What is the opposite of “enthusiastically”?

The opposite of “enthusiastically” — its antonyms — is unenthusiastically.

What part of speech is “enthusiastically”?

“Enthusiastically” is an adverb.

Is “enthusiastically” a common word?

“Enthusiastically” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the B2 level.