Thesaurus / excites
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synonyms for excites
- agitate
- amaze
- anger
- animate
- annoy
- astound
- bother
- delight
- disturb
- energize
- irritate
- offend
- thrill
- vex
- work up
- worry
- accelerate
- arouse
- awaken
- chafe
- discompose
- electrify
- elicit
- evoke
- fire
- fluster
- foment
- galvanize
- goad
- incite
- induce
- inflame
- infuriate
- instigate
- intensify
- jar
- jolt
- kindle
- madden
- mock
- move
- precipitate
- provoke
- quicken
- rouse
- start
- stimulate
- taunt
- tease
- titillate
- waken
- warm
- whet
- feed the fire
- stir up
- touch off
- wake up
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It is the noon meal, but the "dinner" does not look inviting: the pan is old and rusty; the smell of the soup excites suspicion.
PRISON MEMOIRS OF AN ANARCHISTALEXANDER BERKMANIt is one of those events that excites sympathy in the hardest, and commiseration in the coldest.
JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO BRAZILMARIA GRAHAMIs it less natural to be melted by what excites pity than to burst into laughter at what is comical?
THE 'CHARACTERS' OF JEAN DE LA BRUYREJEAN DE LA BRUYREThey have, in fact, much in common with the Jew, who excites much the same feeling among many estimable people!
THE CRADLE OF MANKINDW.A. WIGRAMIf any thing excites one's envy in the current expenses, it is the amount of coals required.
THE COLLEGE, THE MARKET, AND THE COURTCAROLINE H. DALLThe commonest form of matter thus regarded excites the highest form of spirit.
THE HILLS AND THE VALERICHARD JEFFERIESThe stream of light—the rush of sweet wind—excites a deeper knowledge of the soul.
THE HILLS AND THE VALERICHARD JEFFERIESThe conduct of those wars excites our contempt, in spite of the heroism of individual knights.
BEACON LIGHTS OF HISTORY, VOLUME VJOHN LORDEven the style of the preface excites suspicions which the work itself verifies.
A LETTER ON SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP OF THE TWO NOBLE KINSMENWILLIAM SPALDINGHeat is an affection of bodies well known by the sensation that it excites.
HEADS OF LECTURES ON A COURSE OF EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY: PARTICULARLY INCLUDING CHEMISTRYJOSEPH PRIESTLEY