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exciting

[ik-sahy-ting] / ɪkˈsaɪ tɪŋ /


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"I think that means fans know that they want another game because they're never quite sure what kind of experience they're going to get - and that's really exciting as a player."

From BBC

At the Shah’s insistence, the country was Westernizing and modernizing, an exciting or frightening prospect depending on who you were.

From The Wall Street Journal

“What do we do? We remember the most human and warm and exciting stories of our life.”

From The Wall Street Journal

In leaving mediumship for Elisha’s sake, she had also left behind an exciting life with fellow celebrities, new ideas, and lively conversation.

From Literature

“Our goal for Warner Bros. Discovery has been to make this great company the most innovative and exciting place to tell stories in the world,” Zaslav said on the earnings call.

From Los Angeles Times