gusto Synonyms
Strongest:
- indolence
- lethargy
- indolence
- tenderness
- listlessness
- weakness
- lethargy
- listlessness
- laziness
- tenderness
- sluggishness
- laziness
- sluggishness
- weakness
Strong:
- faintness
- debility
- feebleness
- powerlessness
- frailty
- faintness
- impotency
- frailty
- impotency
- infirmity
- debilitation
- softness
- torpidity
- torpidity
- delicacy
- exhaustion
- impotence
- debility
- delicacy
- softness
- enfeeblement
- impotence
- enfeeblement
- debilitation
- exhaustion
- infirmity
- feebleness
- powerlessness
Weak:
gusto Meaning
gusto (n)
vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment
gusto (n.)
Nice or keen appreciation or enjoyment; relish; taste; fancy.
gusto Sentence Examples
- The chef prepared the meal with gusto, infusing each dish with an explosion of flavors.
- Despite the arduous task, she approached it with unwavering gusto, fueled by her passion for adventure.
- The children played with reckless abandon, their laughter echoing through the park with undeniable gusto.
- The musician performed with such gusto that the audience was spellbound, their applause thunderous.
- The artist poured their soul into their work, painting with unrestrained gusto, creating a masterpiece exuding emotion.
- The politician delivered a rousing speech, their words filled with gusto, inspiring the crowd to take action.
- The hikers ascended the mountain with gusto, their determination propelling them forward.
- The students tackled their studies with gusto, eager to expand their knowledge and achieve academic excellence.
- The dancers moved with unwavering gusto, their bodies expressing the music with passion and energy.
- The writer penned the novel with gusto, their words flowing effortlessly onto the page, creating a captivating tale.
FAQs About the word gusto
vigorous and enthusiastic enjoymentNice or keen appreciation or enjoyment; relish; taste; fancy.
energy,vigor, pep, vim, zip, ginger, power, zing, dynamism, life
indolence,lethargy, indolence, tenderness, listlessness, weakness, lethargy, listlessness, laziness, tenderness
The chef prepared the meal with gusto, infusing each dish with an explosion of flavors.
Despite the arduous task, she approached it with unwavering gusto, fueled by her passion for adventure.
The children played with reckless abandon, their laughter echoing through the park with undeniable gusto.
The musician performed with such gusto that the audience was spellbound, their applause thunderous.
