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Meanings of thrilling in English

Causing a surge of emotion or excitement.

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Thrilling.

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Usage of thrilling in English
1
It felt good in his hand; in fact it felt positively thrilling.
Complete Books of Blood
2
The answer, it's equal parts thrilling and terrifying to say, is yes.
Wired
3
Sheer cliffs, blue flag beaches, remarkable sea architecture and a thrilling history.
The Irish Times
4
Miles and miles away I heard them, thrilling faintly through the gloom.
Cleopatra
5
New season airs July 28 But it's thrilling at the same time.
News.com.au
6
I thought Mike's work was admirable and inspiring, not to mention thrilling.
French pressed
7
It's thrilling to run the gamut as far as characters are concerned.
Reuters
8
This isn't a particularly thrilling purpose, but it is an important one.
Wired
9
The most thrilling young English centre-forward to have emerged since Alan Shearer.
The Guardian
10
I have come to see each new publication by Cusk as thrilling.
BBC
11
The prospect of a new start offered itself-andthe prospect was thrilling.
Non-Stop
12
It was a thrilling morning for Ireland rowing -and Irish sport.
The Irish Times
13
After thrilling adventures the prince managed to reach his asylum in France.
Early European History
14
It's thrilling but unfortunately, in my experience, it is almost unheard of.
The new yorker
15
In March, 1888, the Captain had a thrilling experience in Lake Michigan.
The Story of Paul Boyton: Voyages on All the Great Rivers of the...
16
The story of the mighty change was a simple one, but thrilling.
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Ireland
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Australia
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South Africa
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