Thesaurus / excites
other words 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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The juices of the mouth have the power to transform any food that excites taste into a substance suitable for the body.
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It is exceedingly clever, and excites the reader's interest and brings out the powerful nature of the clever young minister.
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It instructs less than the press, perhaps, but it excites more.
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But they do not talk about him as they talked about Ismail; he excites no curiosity.
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It is the contemplation of this new power in any future war which excites my most anxious apprehension.
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The only real happiness consists in the practice of benevolence, and the only real glory is the admiration it excites.
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Muscarine at first excites the respiratory centre, and then paralyses it.
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Our unconscious influence is the more powerful because it excites no suspicion.
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I am tired of being meek and charming—this night excites me.
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We rather suppose that an atmospheric change, preceding the approaching rain, excites the plovers.
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