Exciting meaning in English
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Definition
exciting: inspiring, stimulating, thrilling
to excite: to inspire, to stimulate, to animate
Examples
- "Perfumes are less exciting when you can't smell."
- "That sounds very exciting, but I'm afraid I'm not interested."
- "Subject: Exciting opportunity!"
- "Trey : It sounds very exciting."
- "I thought it would be something exciting, like a bomb, or a small horse."
- "My god that must have been exciting."
- "Finally, we will also be opening several new stores in China, to get the most out of this exciting market."
- "It's been a year since the Italians won the World Cup in Germany, and lately there has been some exciting football being played in Argentina."
- "Philip : Well, as exciting as that sounds, and it does sound exciting, this is the city of love."
- "Lucy : Well, Diddly is making a new film and the exciting part is that he wants Delavigne perfumes to be an integral part of the plot!"
- "Brian : That sounds exciting sir."
- "Philip : How's the exciting world of accounting, Quincy?"
- "I think you'll find them quite exciting."
- "Moira : This is very, very exciting Brent."
- "Brent : Sounds exciting Candy."
- "But hurry up, you'll miss all the exciting baseball action."
- "Lucie : Oh, this is so exciting."
- "Melanie : No, not at all, it sounds very exciting."
- "I have some exciting news!"
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