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• r  with enthusiasm; in an enthusiastic manner
  they discussed the question enthusiastically
• r  in a lavish or enthusiastic manner

• Hillary Clinton enthusiastically picked a filly named Eight Belles to win the Kentucky Derby and compared herself to the horse.
• In the corner of the frame, at some distance and still very much alive, is a gray-haired figure in a safari suit, enthusiastically whispering to a camera, "So here he is, then, the .
• He took enthusiastically to soldiering (and perhaps even more enthusiastically to regimental polo playing) and between 1895 and 1898 managed to see three campaigns: Spain's .

• sky-high

• unenthusiastically

News & Articles

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• Sideshow: Whedon, from 'Buffy' to the Bard
  How do you go from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly, and the 2012 blockbuster The Avengers to Shakespeare? Enthusiastically, says Joss Whedon, god of all sci-fi geeks. The Bard is the greatest teacher one could have, Whedon tells USA Today. "He speaks to you very personally," says the director of the critical hit Much Ado About Nothing, which stars Amy Acker, Alexis Denisof, and Nathan Fillion.
  June 15, 2013 - The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Letter: Enthusiastically support Gozdeck
  My husband and I have lived in Sudbury for seven years and are raising our four children here – ages 4 to 15. We care deeply about preserving the quality of our great schools and proactively ensuring the long term financial sustainability of Sudbury.  We are personally committed to doing whatever we can for the betterment of our community, and that is why I enthusiastically support Todj Gozdeck ...
  June 14, 2013 - The Sudbury Town Crier
• Why Book Publishers Are Still Dragging Their Heels on Selling You E-Books
  Book publishers still aren't sure what to make of digital publishing. While readers have enthusiastically embraced digital publishing, the book industry itself has continually dragged its heels.        
  June 14, 2013 - Wired News

Quotes

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• Bob Huggins in International Herald Tribune
  The reality is, it's not a democracy. They don't get to vote on it. They don't get much choice. You can do it enthusiastically or you can fight it. And they have not fought it for a second,said Huggins, who's been known to raise his voice...
• John Boehner in The Age
  Republicans enthusiastically support adult, cord blood, and pluripotent stem cell research that have shown so much promise in recent years,Boehner said. "The question is whether taxpayer dollars should be used to subsidise the destruction...
• Ed Rendell in guardian.co.uk
  Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, a Clinton supporter, said in an AP interview that he will vote for Obama "wistfully but enthusiastically" if Clinton gives her blessing.