“To have one's enthusiasm dampened” in Japanese
Short answer
To have one's enthusiasm dampened in Japanese is “盛り下がる” (morisagaru). Full meaning: to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued.
Other ways to say “To have one's enthusiasm dampened” in Japanese
興が醒める
kyougasameru to have one's fun spoiled, to have one's enthusiasm dampened
気がそがれる
kigasogareru to be discouraged (from doing something), to have one's enthusiasm dampened
盛り下がっ
morisaga to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がッ
morisaga to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がら
morisagara to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がろ
morisagaro to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がり
morisagari to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がれ
morisagare to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がん
morisagan to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がろふ
morisagarou to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
盛り下がろう
morisagarou to have one's enthusiasm dampened, to become subdued
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