Enthusiasts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTHUSIASTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENTHUSIAST, a person filled with enthusiasm
• a person who is very interested in a particular activity or subject
• a person of intense and visionary Christian views.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person filled with enthusiasm; as; one who is ardently attached to a cause, object, or pursuit; one who tends to become ardently absorbed in an interest

Words related to ENTHUSIASTS

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How to use ENTHUSIASTS in a sentence

• The air was cold and bleak and in addition to all the rest the enthusiasts of Boston had given up the fight.
• But in all the long list of enthusiasts not one deserves a higher honor or has reaped a richer harvest than Sir Henry Layard.
• Harding Cox and a party of enthusiasts seated round his dinner table at 36, Russell Square, among whom were Messrs.
• Critics of all grades and ages, middle-aged fathers of families no less than ardent young enthusiasts, are equally indignant with me.
• Once little-known, these games are now played by hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts throughout North America, Europe and Japan.
• I know not how far this be merited, but the people are certainly not enthusiasts.
• There is something instructive in the fate of that mob of enthusiasts who followed the banner of Walter the Penniless, a name of evil omen.
• A few enthusiasts astonishingly still laboured for an American mandate.
• Enthusiasts would join him from the free States, and escaped blacks come to his help from Canada.
• Partly also Abdul Mejid had been influenced by enthusiasts, who set more store by ideas or the phrases in which they were expressed, than by the evidence of facts.
• Seeing his courageous attitude the enthusiasts became good-natured and contented themselves with marching by, giving three cheers for their cause.
• Vitale, is a matter of much less certainty than enthusiasts care to suppose.
• Great designs may be started and the spirit of them inspired by enthusiasts, but cool heads are required to bring them into form.
• The two young enthusiasts, full of the same hopes and the same hatreds, were able to make common cause, and mutually to support each other.
• There were a good many people who went up the mountain that night to find the enthusiasts, each with some purpose of interference and criticism.
• He wanted for his followers, not wanton rebels and frenzied enthusiasts, but men who respect the Word of Cod, discreet and gentle men whose weapons of warfare were not carnal.
• So his horror may be imagined when his own daughter, whom he had always credited with a certain amount of sense, thus enrolled herself in the ranks of these fair enthusiasts.
• Suddenly a strong arm intervened between her and the group of enthusiasts who were flocking round her, and she found that she was being quietly drawn aside into safety.
• An army of enthusiasts, monks, beggars, soldiers, adventurers, and thieves, moved partly by the love of Christ, partly by love of gain, gathered in Genoa.
• They served up and embellished the current traditions of the neighbourhood for his benefit, as the peasantry do everywhere for folklore enthusiasts.
• Then he wrote me of young poets I met this night in Dublin, and the names on the lips of the enthusiasts we talked to, and their names were names Mr.
• If one must err in either direction, however, it is probably safer, where space is concerned, to err in the direction of the enthusiasts.
• Grandfather described the hatred and scorn with which these enthusiasts were received.
• He was one of the real enthusiasts for war amongst us as a regiment.
• There are several varieties of enthusiasts, which may all be reduced to two kinds.
• But we speak of saints and enthusiasts for good, as if some special gifts were made to them in middle age which are withheld from other men.
• But this half- hearted attempt to rob the great Ossian of a part of his fame stirred the Caledonian enthusiasts to a frenzy of indignation.
• Some were poets like Langland, some strike-leaders like John Ball, some religious enthusiasts like John Wycliff, some royal officials like Pierre du Bois.
• Never before, except among a few enthusiasts, had there existed any feeling that the suffrage was a thing to fight for, suffer for, even to die for.
• The Unwins were Puritans and enthusiasts, but their household was a picture of domestic love.
• Its horse-shows, to which enthusiasts repair in automobiles, are wondrous displays of fashion.
• In this branch, however, as in almost all others, the results have not exactly fulfilled the expectations of the early enthusiasts.
• That first meeting of a knot of enthusiasts, at Niagara Falls, had all the earnestness of self-devotion.
• When I mention the idea of the right of private property, I expect to be laughed at by a large class of enthusiasts.

Similar words containing THUSIAST without suffix s and without prefix en

enthusiast13 enthusiastic17 enthusiastical19 unenthusiastic19 enthusiasticall20 unenthusiastica20 overenthusiasti21 enthusiastically24 overenthusiastic24 unenthusiastically26 overenthusiastically31

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