enthusiasm (the more usual word)

enthusiasm

to refuse officially to allow or accept (something) as correct

reject, prohibit

the state of disapproving

condemnation

to have, express, an unfavourable opinion

condemn

to annoy or offend (a person); make (a person) angry

make unhappy

(of a person) the force, strength, capacity, to do things and get things done

person's spirit and vigor

the sensation of taste and smell

odor and taste

the state, condition of existing (e.g. growing, moving, reproducing)

animation, spirit

of life

animation, spirit

to hurt the feelings of, upset, (a person)

displease, insult

strength (especially of drugs)

effectiveness

to say that (something) must not be done, that (a person) must not do something

make impossible; stop

the sense by which flavour is known; the quality of a substance made known by this sense

flavor of some quality

enthusiasm, spirit, vigour (especially in artistic or literary work)

energy, enthusiasm

animation, spirit

animation, spirit

mental or physical strength; energy

power, energy

capacity to endure, survive, perform functions; energy, liveliness

energy, spirit

a sound as of a bullet going through the air, or of the sudden tearing of cloth; a device with two toothed metal or plastic edges fastened together by means of a sliding tab, used for fastening articles of clothing; to open or close a coat, bag etc using a zip

enthusiasm, energy