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excite

[ik-sahyt] / ɪkˈsaɪt /


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"His teams play fast, exciting rugby that consistently look to score tries."

From BBC

Speaking to Sky Sports afterwards, the 28-year-old said she had reset her "attitude and my shot selection" before the deciding set, adding she was "pretty excited" about playing Sabalenka next.

From BBC

We need to have a great spectacle, the best cars in the world and the best drivers and being exciting for the fans.

From BBC

For Gen Z, whose members grew up in the smartphone era and spent formative years under pandemic lockdown, buying clothes and bubble tea in person feels novel and exciting.

From The Wall Street Journal

Using rare isotope beams at Michigan State University and highly sensitive gamma ray detectors, the team measured the lifetimes of excited nuclear states with precision on the scale of picoseconds.

From Science Daily