excited — feeling or showing great enthusiasm and eagerness
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: feeling or showing great enthusiasm and eagerness
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/
Example Sentences
- My dog gets so excited when he hears the word 'walk' that he starts spinning in circles.
- I'm so excited about the CSAT exam that I can't sleep... said no student ever.
- The students were excited to hear that the exam had been postponed.
excited
ADJECTIVE[/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/]
feeling or showing great enthusiasm and eagerness
The kids get so excited when the ice cream truck pulls up.
EX (out) + CITE (rouse) — by calling his hidden energy EX (out) to CITE (rouse) his spirit, the boy became excited.
Being warmly invited to the grand festival and feeling fully united with the team, she was deeply excited for the journey ahead.
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“My dog gets so excited when he hears the word 'walk' that he starts spinning in circles.”
“I'm so excited about the CSAT exam that I can't sleep... said no student ever.”
“The students were excited to hear that the exam had been postponed.”
“She felt excited but nervous before her college interview.”
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