n. 1 the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up; 2 the feeling of lively and cheerful joy
There was a lot of excitement about the new movie.
There was a lot of excitement about the new movie.
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What was the major excitement for Holly and Dan?
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The discovery of an amole created much excitement among the castaways.
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He could not contain his excitement.
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His use of interjections added excitement to his writing.
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Why did Sophie's excitement change to regret after winning the part of Gretel in the play?
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What excitement took place in the ghetto for Piri?
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The young boy was popeyed with excitement over his new puppy.
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The excitement caused his heart to began to palpitate.
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She was flushed with pleasurable excitement at her surprise birthday party.
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What is the excitement about?
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How was Mama feeling about the cubs' excitement over Easter?
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He read about mountain climbing and felt vicarious excitement.
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Why was there excitement at Shaggy's house?
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Who also shared the same excitement about flying and the stars as Neil?
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enthusiasm; exhilaration; ado
boredom; apathy
3 syllables
ex-cite-ment
incitement
indictment
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