Meanings
- uncountableExcessive delight or enthusiasm.
Wally Morrow, the wise man of South African curriculum studies, has consistently pointed to our overenchantment with an individualized model of teaching and learning based on small classes, with all other forms taken as inferior options […]
2010, William F. Pinar, Curriculum Studies in South Africa, page 72
Origin
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