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excite

[ik-sahyt] / ɪkˈsaɪt /


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Those people, however, probably did not see one of the most exciting parts of the game because NBC did not show it on the TV broadcast.

From Los Angeles Times

Jonathan tried to sound excited and happy but his voice came out strained.

From Literature

"Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability, so it's exciting to think that improving our diets could lessen our risk for this devastating disease," said Wang.

From Science Daily

“It was a big thing in Brazil, which makes me so excited,” Moura says, sitting in a conference room at The Times after a photo shoot.

From Los Angeles Times

During field trips, it was exciting, she said, to be out of Oakland’s urban landscape and in parks that felt rare in her working-class experience.

From Los Angeles Times