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Meaning excited meaning

What does excited mean?

excited

— adjective (= emotional, worked up) (of persons) excessively affected by emotion he would become emotional over nothing at all she was worked up about all the noise — adjective in an aroused state — adjective (= delirious, frantic, mad) marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion a crowd of delirious baseball fans something frantic in their gaiety a mad whirl of pleasure — adjective (= activated) (of e.g. a molecule) made reactive or more reactive

Synonyms excited synonyms

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agitated stimulated aroused thrilled stirred up provoked enthusiastic inflamed incited tense ruffled roused moved emotional eager worked up upset passionate nervous make noise make a fuss mad hot furious delirious clamor animated zealous unrestrained unquiet tremble strung shiver restless quiver pumped prompted intoxicated impassioned heated haywire get nervous frightened frantic flustered fervent exalted enkindled encouraged elated

Topics excited topics

What do people use excited to talk about?

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Interested

Examples excited examples

How do I use excited in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Are you excited?

I'm really excited.

Tom and Mary are both very excited.

I was very excited.

I was excited by the challenge.

Tom isn't really excited about that.

Tom must have been excited.

He always gets excited about trivialities.

I can't get excited about anything anymore.

I was so excited that I could not fall asleep.

The excited crowd poured out of the stadium.

His home run excited the crowd.

Thousands of spectators got very excited.

Bob seems excited about watching the soccer game.

Don't get so excited!

Don't get excited about such a thing.

That was an exciting game. Everybody was excited.

The question excited much controversy.

Everybody was excited by the news.

We are excited at the news.

The victory excited us.

The game made him excited.

The children were so excited after the party that they couldn't sleep.

We were so excited that we couldn't sit still.

The audience were excited by the show.

He was very excited.

They were very excited.

Didn't you notice that she was very excited?

She was very excited.

I'm too excited to eat anything.

As he talked, he got more and more excited.

Movie subtitles

And scientists are also excited about what they believe to be an ocean underneath the surface of Jupiter's frozen moon, Europa.

Mr. Young, we are so excited to have this opportunity to bring you into the Whitefeather family.

You're gonna be so excited!

I am so grateful to be here, and I'm excited to face my problems head-on.

I'm so excited that our love story can finally begin.

Pretty excited about this one.

So excited.

I know, are we excited for her or nervous?

I was excited to have a child with him.

What was that herb that excited him so?

Wait. Don't get excited.

There's no use in getting excited.

Don't get excited.

I don't see why any man should get excited. because he's asked about his hometown.

Aren't you excited to see Rasha perform tonight?

You're not at all excited.

Don't get excited, Colonel.

You're getting all excited.

Don't get all excited.

What's the use of getting excited, Cluett?

I'm really terribly excited about it.

You don't seem very excited about it.

Sure, I'm excited.

So he's scared, but also it's sort of cool, so he's also kind of excited.

I'm really excited for.

All right. Don't get excited.

Everybody's excited around here.

He gets excited, you know what I mean?

Now, don't get excited.

Oh, darling, don't jump about and get excited.

News and current affairs

The key to investment strategy is to get domestic entrepreneurs excited about the home economy.

I was excited to follow my older brother, who is already studying there.

Russian fans were so excited by Fischer's unprecedented achievement that they reportedly jammed Moscow telephone exchanges to get information.

People are excited, and they are lining up to buy.

The American's excited Russian hosts asked him constantly for his opinion of the palace.

At last, the American was excited.

It is hard to see why I am less entitled to privacy because I am turned on by a Nazi uniform than I would be if I were excited by a pair of knickers.

Moreover, the ideological extremes that excited and polarized the continent back then are hardly in vogue today.

No wonder so many are so excited.

We should be excited - and filled with hope - by where it could take us.

Computer enthusiasts are excited by things like the blockchain used by Bitcoin (covered on an education website called Singularity University, in a section dramatically titled Exponential Finance).

Approaching the meeting, I was excited but nervous.

The two things that get people most excited in cultural conflicts are religion and sex, specifically the way that men treat women.

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