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Discover LudwigThe phrase "meet enthusiasm" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to respond or react to someone's enthusiasm in a positive and enthusiastic manner. Example: "As soon as I walked into the room, I was met with enthusiasm from my coworkers who were excited to hear about my new project."
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Their decision was not met with enthusiasm.
Whether murals or mosaics, he was met with enthusiasm all over the city.
Mr. Powell also met little enthusiasm for his strong condemnation of recent human rights abuses in Cuba.
The only entree that met with enthusiasm was a lovely, homey pot chicken perfumed with garlic.
The best cultural intentions are not always met with enthusiasm, however.
News that CVC are ready to sell was met with enthusiasm in the paddock.
The transition to democracy, though, was not immediately met with enthusiasm.
But even in the abstract, it was met with enthusiasm by some Northern California venture capitalists.
He said the BBC's plans had been met with enthusiasm by global channel providers.
Clottey says that his performances are now met with enthusiasm and curiosity in Accra, but it has taken some time.
Yet even as the idea has been met with enthusiasm, a fight has broken out between two groups competing to have their vision approved by the N.C.A.A.
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