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Meaning of excitement
a feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness
Etymology of excitement
The word "excitement" has its roots in the Latin words "excitare," meaning "to arouse or stir up," and the suffix "-ment," which forms a noun indicating a state or condition
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a state of heightened emotional arousal or intense interest
Synonyms
thrill
enthusiasm
eagerness
zeal
fervor
passion
excitement
exhilaration
thrill
euphoria
elation
ecstasy
delight
pleasure
enjoyment
cheer
joy
happiness
bliss
rapture
awe
wonder
astonishment
amazement
surprise
stir
commotion
turbulence
turmoil
frenzy
hysteria
mania
fever
intensity
energy
dynamism
vibrancy
animation
liveliness
spirit
verve
sparkle
glow
radiance
ardor
fire
flame
fervency
heat
warmth
ferventness
zealotry
fanaticism
obsession
infatuation
captivation
enthrallment
enchantment
spellbinding
mesmerization
fascination
allure
appeal
attraction
charm
magnetism
Definitions
- A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness, typically about something exciting or desirable
- * A state of heightened emotional arousal, often characterized by feelings of thrill, euphoria, or exhilaration
Usage Examples
- The crowd felt a surge of excitement as the concert began
- * The news of the new job offer filled her with excitement and anticipation
- * The excitement of the adventure was palpable as they set off on their journey
Antonyms
boredom
dullness
monotony
tediousness
tedium
apathy
lethargy
indifference
disinterest
dispassion
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
stillness
quietness
silence
inactivity
stagnation
inertia
listlessness
languor
sluggishness
torpor
somnolence
drowsiness
sleepiness
fatigue
exhaustion
weariness
burnout