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excitably

[ik-sahyt-uh-blee] / ɪkˈsaɪt ə bli /


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One moment stood out - when he crouched down to excitably stress a point to substitute Boubacar Kamara as he was coming on.

From BBC

It is, as Nayman writes, “a movie whose aesthetic is defined simultaneously by size, rhythm, and duration — beyond-the-frame production design; excitably accelerated montage; elongated tracking shots calling attention to their own athletic stamina.”

From Washington Post

On and on he spoke, for almost an hour, mixing pepper-pot defiance and poetry-slam stream of consciousness, all delivered excitably in four languages.

From New York Times

At a gathering of family and friends their two children run excitably between them.

From Economist

But now parents are milling around comfortably and excitably like the South Bank is a second home.

From BBC