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excited

/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/

AdjectiveTransitive Verb
past: excitedpp: exciteding: exciting

A state of high energy and arousal. In its most common usage, it is a positive emotion linked to anticipation and joy, where the individual feels 'charged up' for a future event. It differs from 'happy' by implying an active, outward intensity rather than a quiet sense of contentment. It often involves physical manifestations like restlessness or rapid speech. In more formal or technical contexts, it can describe a state of agitation or instability. Here, the feeling is less about joy and more about being stirred upsometimes to the point of nervousness or anger.

Meanings

Adjective

Very enthusiastic and eager about something

"The children were extremely excited about the upcoming trip to the zoo."

Adjective

Physically or emotionally stirred up; agitated

"He became visibly excited during the heated debate."

Transitive Verb

To cause a strong emotion or reaction in someone

"The news of the discovery excited the entire scientific community."

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