exciting

Phonetic Respelling: [ ik-sahy-ting ]

Definition:

adj. ending in -ing; causing great emotional or mental stimulation

Sentence:

What an exciting day!

More example sentences:

What an exciting day!

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Her parents felt that becoming a stand-up comedian was exciting.

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The homecoming game was very exciting.

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The conception of the idea was exciting.

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What exciting thing did Mr. Muskrat catch when he went out fishing with Mrs. Muskrat?

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What was exciting about the Tuesday when Kirsten woke up?

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What exciting and unexpected birthday present did Thomas receive?

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What exciting news did Jessica and Rescue get?

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An allegro piece made the music exciting.

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I was able to meet some really amazing chefs to come up with interesting and exciting pairings.

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What exciting news did the parents have for the child?

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Gus learns that the difference between a boring world and an exciting one is what?

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Why was Phoebe reaching for the medallion so exciting for Caroline?

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One day, Nessy has exciting news to share with Flora, what is it?

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What is an example of exciting news?

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Synonyms:

thrilling; exhilarating; inspiring; rousing

Antonyms:

boring

Exciting rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • biting
  • citing
  • fighting
  • kiting
  • lighting
  • sighting
  • siting
  • slighting
  • whiting
  • writing
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • delighting
  • igniting
  • inciting
  • indicting
  • inviting
  • nonbiting
  • reciting
  • rewriting
  • uniting
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • reigniting
  • reuniting
  • underwriting
  • ununinviting