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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a gusto" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a mix of languages, possibly intended to convey enjoyment or pleasure in a context, but it does not fit standard English usage.
Example: "He ate the meal a gusto" would be incorrect; it should be rephrased.
Alternatives: "with pleasure" or "with enjoyment."
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"We have a gusto for brandy".
And with a gusto that Mr. Rylance's Olivia would well understand.
The crowd brimmed with a gusto that is hard to find in this recessionary era.
Edith did everything with a gusto that was the admiration of her many friends and her large extended family.
She was a witty, rapturously funny, clever, devilish, childlike woman who loved life with a gusto few share.
State, who goes after racketeers with a gusto reminiscent of Tom Dewey when he had the job 23 years ago.
Shaw, however, manages to conceal such flaws, delivering Coleridge's verses with a gusto that feels natural, at once vibrant and relaxed.
Show" in which you find "your troubles and terrors ripping into you with a gusto allowed them by fatigue and the disappearance of proportion".
Where his early novels were silted up by the Nilotic flood of his compulsive erudition, "After Many a Summer" shows, for once, a gusto for the vulgar.
Still, he embraces the demands of his life with a gusto that dispenses cheer, and in the lulls we try to keep one another afloat.
The Philharmonic played with a gusto and precision that beautifully highlighted the strengths of all sections of the orchestra, with glistening wind playing and a rich string sound.
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