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Meanings of very excitable in English

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Usage of very excitable in English
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The average intelligence is always shallow, and in electric climates very excitable.
Senator North
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She used to be such a very excitable, troublesome sort of child.
A Young Mutineer
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August 20:-Wasvery excitable and irritable during the day and evening.
Studies in Forensic Psychiatry
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She is very excitable; and sudden joy has killed ere now.
A Simpleton
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You can see that he is of a very excitable temperament.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 22...
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She was not a very excitable woman, and her nerves were safe enough.
David Elginbrod
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Judy seems to me to be in a very excitable and feverish state of mind.
A Young Mutineer
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She looks quiet enough, but she is very excitable.
A Simpleton
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The Balls were always a very excitable family.
Far from the Madding Crowd
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These foreigners are very excitable, especially the women, and one has to be cautious in dealing with them.
The Hilltop Boys on the River
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Maggie is very excitable, and she has been exciting herself a great deal lately-youwere the principal cause.
Spring Days
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A very excitable person at times!
The Great Secret
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He has seen Mr. and Mrs. Betts, and he says they are very excitable people-andvery much in love.
The Coryston Family / A Novel
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I knew something was different about this brother." Eric Leeds | Prince's saxophonist "Prince was very excitable.
Radio NZ
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I admit that one might; also that a very excitable person might go on shooting after the duck had gone.
The Man from the Clouds
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A very excitable man.
Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World
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