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Meanings of excitement in English
Synonyms
Examples for "agitation"
Examples for "agitation"
1
Editors and journalists were involved in agitation and politics at every level.
2
Dr Losener arrived at my home in a state of extreme agitation.
3
The political agitation became general in the country as early as July.
4
When the old general hurried up in agitation, the battle was lost.
5
Would Mr Abbott agitation continue were he left on the back bench?
1
Talks stalled several months ago because of violence and Palestinian political turmoil.
2
Yet the revival is threatened by political turmoil across the Irish Sea.
3
As turmoil in Europe ratchets higher, those risk premiums may rise more.
4
But he said some good had come from the years of turmoil.
5
However, the current turmoil means we have to look at every option.
1
Political upheaval in one country often now means production problems in another.
2
Political upheaval has often diverted attention away from crushing poverty and AIDS.
3
The health and social care relationship is in a state of upheaval.
4
Zeidan said this was why the current political upheaval was so critical.
5
The château was in a state of upheaval; the exodus was beginning.
1
Many in Adelaide were rightly incensed by 2016's 'Halal Snack Pack' hullabaloo.
2
Soon the hullabaloo became too great for the dignity of the governor.
3
At this there certainly was a hullabaloo in and around the office.
4
A great hullabaloo out in the corridor heralded some kind of emergency.
5
There was a mighty hullabaloo kicked up about it by the politicians.
Usage of excitement in English
1
There was enormous enthusiasm and excitement at this new encounter with Europe.
2
Ashfield was home and accepted as such; Ealing, however, was an excitement.
3
The satisfying excitement of a problem solved-orat least the solution glimpsed.
4
She said industry feedback had been a sense of relief and excitement.
5
However, the excitement that those involved feel around the expansion is obvious.
6
The Cure bowed; the Notary shook back his oiled locks in excitement.
7
There was intense excitement in the room; all the noisy babel ceased.
8
As a trio, however, they offered little sense of risk or excitement.
9
I really experienced those similar feelings of excitement and nerves, Carrington said.
10
I was in a rapture of excitement; the interruption made me wild.
11
The danger was imminent, the crisis alarming, and the excitement very great.
12
In the general excitement and joy, the colonel had been quite forgotten.
13
The excitement of the town lay in the pursuit of Van Horn.
14
The lift of excitement was in the voice of the young Mexican.
15
He had no doubt her excitement had been heightened by the situation.
16
Henry engenders great respect, but people view Willie by excitement and fondness.
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Excitement through the time
Excitement across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Canada
Common
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