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Proceed with gusto

LET RIP

“Gusto” is an Italian word meaning “taste”. We use it in English in the phrase “with gusto” meaning “with great enjoyment”.

Proceed with gusto” and “let rip” are two expressions that convey a sense of enthusiasm or energetic action, but they have slightly different nuances.

  • “Proceed with gusto”: This phrase suggests moving forward with enthusiasm, energy, and a positive spirit. It implies tackling a task or situation with eagerness and wholehearted effort.
  • “Let rip”: This expression has a more forceful and unrestrained connotation. It implies letting loose, releasing pent-up energy or emotions, or acting without inhibition. It can be used in various contexts, such as expressing oneself freely or engaging in an activity with intensity.

So, if you were to combine these ideas, you might encourage someone to approach a task with enthusiasm and energy (“Proceed with gusto”), and, if appropriate, to do so with a bold and unrestrained manner (“Let rip”).

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