Cool MateMeaning of Excite
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm or eagerness.
In simple words: To make someone very happy or enthusiastic.
Excite in a sentence
- The news of the concert will excite many fans.
- Her story excited the children, making them eager to hear more.
- The new video game is designed to excite players with its graphics.
- They were excited to see their favorite band perform live, which made the atmosphere electric.
- Hiking in the mountains always excites her adventurous spirit.
How to use Excite
Use 'excite' when talking about making someone enthusiastic or happy. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.
Grammar pattern
excite + object
Memory hint
Think of 'exciting' times that make you jump with joy.
Related words
Collocations with Excite
- excite interest
- excite curiosity
- excite enthusiasm
Synonyms for Excite
- thrill
- stimulate
- animate
- elate
- arouse
Opposites of Excite
- bore
- calm
- disappoint
Common mistakes with Excite
- Confused with 'excited' as the verb form.
- Using 'excite' in passive form incorrectly.
- Mixing up with similar words like 'interest' or 'stimulate'.
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Frequently asked questions about Excite
What does Excite mean?
To make someone very happy or enthusiastic.
What is the definition of Excite?
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm or eagerness.
How do you use Excite in a sentence?
The news of the concert will excite many fans.
Can you give another example of Excite?
Her story excited the children, making them eager to hear more.
What are synonyms for Excite?
Common alternatives include thrill, stimulate, animate, elate, arouse.
What is the opposite of Excite?
Opposite meanings include bore, calm, disappoint.
What words go with Excite?
It commonly pairs with excite interest, excite curiosity, excite enthusiasm.
What are common mistakes when using Excite?
Confused with 'excited' as the verb form. Using 'excite' in passive form incorrectly. Mixing up with similar words like 'interest' or 'stimulate'.
How do you pronounce Excite?
US: //ɪkˈsaɪt//, UK: //ɪkˈsaɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Excite?
Use 'excite' when talking about making someone enthusiastic or happy. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.