Gusto ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Gusto ( noun )

  1. Enthusiasm or energy in pursuit of a particular interest or activity.
  2. The sense of taste; flavor.

Origin:

From italian gusto, from latin gustus ("tast.e")

Examples:

  1. She tackled the project with gusto.
  2. I always knew he'd go far, he had such gusto for life.
  3. This dish lacked gusto.
  4. He put a lot of gusto into his performance.
  5. She drank the wine with gusto.

(As a verb)

Gusto ( verb )

  1. Enthusiasm or energy in pursuit of a particular interest or activity.
  2. The sense of taste; flavor.

Origin:

From italian gusto, from latin gustus ("tast.e")

Examples:

  1. She tackled the project with gusto.
  2. I always knew he'd go far, he had such gusto for life.
  3. This dish lacked gusto.
  4. He put a lot of gusto into his performance.
  5. She drank the wine with gusto.
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