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excited
[ ik-sahy-tid ]
adjective
- stirred emotionally; agitated:
An excited crowd awaited the arrival of the famed rock group.
Synonyms: impassioned, perturbed, stormy, ruffled
- stimulated to activity; brisk:
an excited buying and selling of stocks.
Synonyms: enthusiastic, active, eager
excited
/ ɪkˈsaɪtɪd /
adjective
- emotionally aroused, esp to pleasure or agitation
- characterized by excitement
an excited dance
- sexually aroused
- (of an atom, molecule, etc) occupying an energy level above the ground state
Derived Forms
- exˈcitedly, adverb
- exˈcitedness, noun
Other Words From
- ex·cited·ly adverb
- ex·cited·ness noun
- hyper·ex·cited adjective
- super·ex·cited adjective
- unex·cited adjective
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Example Sentences
These devices and services have excited consumers hoping for better insight into their health and lifestyle choices.
“I was really excited to be part of something that he was doing.”
The team is excited about their new findings and the significant potential it has in developing new treatments for age-related muscle atrophy along with other health condition related to impaired muscle regeneration.
Her resulting pumpkin blondies — flecked with dark chocolate chips and sea salt — are the perfect solution for holiday bakers who are low on time, but excited to capture seasonal flavors.
Seated in a conference room at Disney’s Burbank studio, Jenkins is as chill as the boy in the picture — excited but also relaxed, taking this moment in stride.
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How Do You Spell Excited?
Spelling tips for excited
The word excited is hard to spell because people often want to skip the c (exited) or substitute it with an s (exsited), neither of which are correct.
How to spell excited: When you’re excited about something you exclaim “oh boy!”. This phrase can help you remember that like exclaim, excited begins exc-.
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