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excitement

[ik-sahyt-muhnt] / ɪkˈsaɪt mənt /


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For all the excitement that's running high in the Green ranks, their national polling success isn't necessarily being replicated in the council by-elections that take place all the time.

From BBC

“Music was always there with me,” he says, his excitement building.

From Los Angeles Times

He opened the tin of sardines, and the griffin pecked at his hand in excitement.

From Literature

To anticipate danger with a feeling of fear or excitement.

From Literature

The prospect sends a ripple of excitement through the musicians, none of whom were anywhere close to famous three years ago.

From Los Angeles Times