Difference between Enthusiastic and Cordial

ENTHUSIASTIC vs CORDIAL: NOUN

A candy (or bonbon) usually made of milk chocolate, filled with small fruits (often maraschino cherries) and syrup or fondant.
A liqueur prepared using the infusion process.
A pleasant-tasting medicine.
A concentrated noncarbonated soft drink which is diluted with water before drinking.
Aromatized and sweetened spirit, used as a beverage; a liqueur.
Anything that comforts, gladdens, and exhilarates.
Strong highly flavored sweet liquor usually drunk after a meal
A sweet and aromatic liquor.
A medicine or draught which increases the action of the heart and stimulates the circulation; a warm stomachic; any medicine which increases strength, dispels languor, and promotes cheerfulness.
A liqueur.
An invigorating or medicinal drink; a tonic.
Something that invigorates, comforts, gladdens, or exhilarates.
Any invigorating and stimulating preparation.

Filled with or characterized by enthusiasm, or the conceit of special intercourse with God, or of direct revelations or instructions from him.
Prone to enthusiasm; zealous or devoted; passionate in devotion to a belief or a principle, or the pursuit of an object: as, an enthusiastic reformer.
Elevated; ardent; inspired by or glowing with enthusiasm: as, the speaker addressed the audience in enthusiastic strains.
Synonyms Enthusiastic, Fanatical; eager, zealous, devoted, fervent, passionate, glowing; heated, inflamed, visionary. Enthusiastic is most frequently used with regard to a person whose sympathies or feelings are warmly engaged in favor of any cause or pursuit, and who is full of hope and ardent zeal; while fanatical is generally said of a person who has fantastic and extravagant views on religious or moral subjects, or some similarly absorbing topic. See superstition.

Reviving the spirits; cheering; invigorating; imparting strength or cheerfulness.
Synonyms Sincere, etc. See hearty.
Of or pertaining to the heart.
Proceeding from the heart or from kindly and earnest feeling; exhibiting kindly feeling or warmth of heart; hearty; sincere; warmly friendly; affectionate.

Ecstatic, Excited, Passionate, Evangelical, Crazy, Warm, Evangelistic, Great, Glowing, Positive, Overenthusiastic, Zealous, Avid, Eager, Ardent

Harmonious, Candid, Gracious, Frank, Polite, Amicable, Liqueur, Fervent, Hearty, Warm, Friendly, Affable, Genial, Sincere, Amiable

Ecstatic, Excited, Passionate, Evangelical, Crazy, Warm, Evangelistic, Great, Glowing, Positive, Overenthusiastic, Zealous, Avid, Eager, Ardent

Harmonious, Candid, Gracious, Frank, Polite, Amicable, Liqueur, Fervent, Hearty, Warm, Friendly, Affable, Genial, Sincere, Amiable

However, not all students are enthusiastic about tests.
Enthusiastic ramblings about Enid Blyton and her work!
Publications have been collected by many enthusiastic collectors.
The country was an enthusiastic participant in globalisation.
John is an enthusiastic and diligent software engineer.
Amy Bigelow is one of those enthusiastic parents.
The idea of enthusiastic consent is quite simple.
See for yourself what caused the enthusiastic reviews.
As I read these translations, I at once became more and more enthusiastic about Villon, and less and less enthusiastic about the translations.
He was always enthusiastic about his subject and made me interested and enthusiastic as well.