zest
noun/zɛst/
Frequency rank: #10,803 most common English word
Meaning
Great energy, enthusiasm, or enjoyment.
Example sentence
She approached every project with zest and enthusiasm that inspired her whole team.
Synonyms & related words
Practice this word in the quiz
More words in ranks 10,801–10,900
- wateryContaining too much water; thin and lacking flavor or strength.
- weaselto avoid a duty or obligation by using clever or dishonest means.
- zoologyThe scientific study of animals and their behavior, structure, and classification.
- abstinencethe practice of choosing not to do or consume something, especially alcohol or other pleasures.
- academicallyin a way that relates to education, studying, or scholarly work.
- adventurera person who seeks out exciting and risky experiences or unknown places
- aeroplaneA powered flying vehicle with wings and engines, used to transport people or goods through the air.
- allegeto claim or assert that someone has done something wrong, without proof.
- arduousInvolving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring.
- bacheloretteA young unmarried woman; also used to describe a party held for a woman before her wedding.