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Meanings of excite considerable in English
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Usage of excite considerable in English
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Such an act of magnanimity in these times would excite considerable surprise.
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The late changes in the ministry here, excite considerable hopes.
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She must have made enough commotion to excite considerable alarm.
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We have no doubt that this book will excite considerable attention in the novel-reading world.
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George Senseney, Arthur Dow, Helen Hyde, Pedro Lemos, Clark Hobart, and others too numerous to mention excite considerable interest.
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The receipt of these gifts excited considerable interest and gave infinite pleasure.
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It is of course a perennial topic, and always excites considerable interest.
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The paper and drawings excited considerable interest among the railway engineers who were present.
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His character excited considerable curiosity in the observer.
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His character excited considerable curiosity in this observer.
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Understandably, the leadership contest has excited considerable attention.
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This new instrument has excited considerable interest among telegraph and telephone men by its exceeding sensitiveness.
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Needless to say, this match excited considerable enthusiasm.
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This trial excited considerable disgust in Scotland.
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His work excited considerable opposition and persecution.
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My collection of fossil bones, which had been sent to Henslow, also excited considerable attention amongst palaeontologists.