/ɛk.si.te/
Translation
excited; worked up, aroused
Word origin
The past participle of exciter, from Latin excitare ('to rouse, to call out'), from ex- and ciere ('to set in motion').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- excitare
- English cognates
- excite, incite
Grammar
Examples
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The children are excited before Christmas.
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She was too excited to sleep.
l' .
He looks thrilled by the news.
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Don't get so worked up, it is only a match.
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An excited dog is running about the garden.
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