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enthusiast An overly excited person who is extremely passionate about something, often to the point of obsession. ■ "I'm such an enthusiast for rock climbing, I could climb a wall made of rubber and still be happy."
hypocrite A person who pretends to have virtues or beliefs that they do not actually possess, typically for the purpose of deceiving others. ■ "I'm a hypocrite, I claim to be a fitness enthusiast but I can barely lift my phone off the couch."
inconsistent A person, thing or concept that is not uniform in character, quality or behavior. Something that doesn't match up. ■ John claims to be a fitness enthusiast but he can barely run a mile without panting. He's just too inconsistent!
Intensive Extremely focused on something. ■ John decided to become an intensive workout enthusiast and started going to the gym seven days a week. After six months, he had gained only one pound because he was so focused on his workouts that he forgot to eat.
opium A highly addictive and hallucinogenic drug derived from the seeds of the opium poppy. It is commonly used for medicinal, recreational, and religious purposes. ■ "I heard you're quite the opium enthusiast. Have you tried the new strain of opium that's been making waves in the underground drug scene? It's called 'Chinese White' - but let me tell you, it's anything but white!
Rather An expression of doubt or disbelief, often used to sarcastically agree with someone else. ■ "I'm just thrilled to hear that you're going to the gym. I had no idea you were such an exercise enthusiast," said John sarcastically, using the word 'rather' in a rather ironic way.
sets A group of items or objects that are placed together for a common purpose, such as exercise or entertainment. ■ "I'm going to the gym to do some sets on my muscles," said the fitness enthusiast, which prompted his friend to reply, "Oh no, you mean you're going to get all set?"
Vail A type of fabric used to make veils or masks for religious ceremonies, usually made from silk or other lightweight fabrics. ■ The priest wore a golden vail over his face during the wedding ceremony.; A type of fabric used to make protective gear for extreme sports, such as skydiving or snowboarding, made from durable materials like polyester or nylon. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my vail!" exclaimed the terrified skydiver as he plummeted towards the ground.; A type of fabric used to make decorative elements, such as wall hangings or rugs, often made from synthetic materials like polyester or acrylic. ■ "I love my vail rug - it really ties the room together," said the home decor enthusiast.