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Meaning of excitabilities
The state of being easily excited or irritated.
Etymology of excitabilities
The word "excitabilities" originates from the Latin "excitare," meaning "to arouse or stir up," and the suffix "-ability," which forms a noun indicating a state or quality,
The term has been used in the English language since the 17th century to describe the state of being easily excited or irritated.
Synonyms
sensitivities
sensibilities
irritabilities
nervousness
edginess
jumpiness
skittishness
testiness
pettishness
crossness
snappishness
cantankerousness
fractiousness
volatility
instability
unpredictability
moodiness
temperament
disposition
inclination
proneness
proclivity
tendency
susceptibility
vulnerability
receptiveness
responsiveness
sensitization
hypersensitivity
allergicness
delicacy
fragility
instability
mercurialness
capriciousness
waywardness
willfulness
obstinacy
stubbornness
contrariness
orneriness
irascibility
querulousness
peevishness
petulance
sullenness
moroseness
glumness
sulky
tetchy
touchy
short-tempered
quick-tempered
hot-headed
hotheaded
impulsive
impetuous
headstrong
wilful
heady
fiery
passionate
fervent
zealous
enthusiastic
excitable
emotional
emotive
sensitive
sentimental
nervous
high-strung
tense
anxious
apprehensive
fearful
afraid
timid
timorous
faint-hearted
cowardly
craven
pusillanimous
Definitions
- The quality of being easily excited or irritated,
- * A state of heightened emotional sensitivity or responsiveness,
- * The capacity to be readily excited or stimulated,
- * A condition of being readily excitable or irritable.
Usage Examples
- The crowd's excitabilities were palpable as they waited for the concert to begin,
- * Her excitabilities made it difficult for her to cope with stressful situations,
- * The team's excitabilities were running high as they prepared for the championship game,
- * The child's excitabilities were a challenge for the teacher to manage in the classroom.
Antonyms
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
composure
stability
steadiness
levelheadedness
sobriety
clearheadedness
rationality
sanity
soundness
imperturbability
unflappability
equanimity
patience
tolerance
forbearance
leniency
gentleness
mildness
meekness
tameness
docility
submissiveness
obedience
compliance
acquiescence
resignation
apathy
lethargy
indifference
unconcern
detachment
aloofness
reserve
restraint
self-control
self-possession
poise
dignity
gravitas
sobriety
seriousness
solemnity
somberness
gloominess.