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Meaning of exiting
The primary meaning of the word "exiting" refers to something that is exciting or thrilling, capable of arousing strong feelings of enthusiasm or interest.
Etymology of exiting
The word "exiting" comes from the verb "exit", which originated from the Latin "exire", meaning to go out, and the suffix "-ing", which forms the present participle.
Historically, the term "exit" was first used in the 15th century to describe the act of leaving a place, and later evolved to include the sense of something being exciting or thrilling.
Synonyms
thrilling
exciting
electrifying
captivating
fascinating
intriguing
appealing
attractive
charming
enticing
alluring
beguiling
mesmerizing
spellbinding
gripping
riveting
absorbing
engaging
interesting
stimulating
invigorating
refreshing
revitalizing
rejuvenating
inspiring
motivating
stirring
rousing
exhilarating
intoxicating
breathtaking
awe-inspiring
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "exiting" as causing strong feelings of enthusiasm or interest, or exciting and enjoyable.
- It can also refer to the act of leaving a place, especially a building, vehicle, or plane.
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was exiting, filling the night sky with colorful explosions of light and sound.
- The new rollercoaster at the amusement park is exiting, with steep drops and sharp turns that will leave you screaming.
- The exiting news of the company's expansion plans sent the stock prices soaring.