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Meanings of so excitable in English
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Usage of so excitable in English
1
You are so excitable, that you explode like a magazine of gunpowder.
2
He ain't really fit to be trusted with a weapon, and him so excitable.
3
Perhaps it was my own increased laudanum use that morning that kept me so excitable.
4
I think it was because Horace is so excitable that Mr. Wilder had us stay home.
5
The reason your friend's so excitable is frustration.
6
And, perhaps, something might have happened to Bessie too, she is so excitable when anything occurs.
7
The peasants were sad, but uncomplaining; in fact, for so excitable a people they were wonderfully calm.
8
By one so excitable, so fond of pleasure as Lord Silverbridge, some ravaging would probably be made.
9
Alicia may be hyperthyroid, and so excitable, nervous, restless, and subject to palpitation of heart and sleeplessness.
10
As might have been expected in so excitable a man, he was in a terrible state of agitation.
11
Such intrepid conduct, could not fail to produce its effect upon a race so excitable as the Indians.
12
I'll have to expurgate it or you'd have a rush of blood to the head, you're so excitable.
13
Young Hunters are so excitable.
14
The child is of so excitable a nature, I do not know what might be the consequences to her.
15
Only Jones was so excitable.
16
She mustn't be so excitable.
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