Excite

What do we mean by excite?

To arouse strong feeling in: synonym: provoke. transitive verb

To arouse (someone) sexually. transitive verb

To elicit or arouse (a reaction or emotion, for example). transitive verb

To cause to become more active. transitive verb

To produce increased activity or response in (an organ, tissue, or part); stimulate. transitive verb

To raise (an atom, for example) to a higher energy level. transitive verb

To call into movement or active existence by some stimulating influence; quicken into manifestation; stir or start up; set in motion or operation: as, to excite a mutiny; to excite hope or animosity.

To induce action or activity in; stimulate; animate; arouse.

To impel by incentives or motives; instigate; incite: as, to excite the people to revolt.

To arouse the emotions of; agitate or perturb mentally; move: as, he was greatly excited by the news.

Synonyms To awaken, incite, inflame, kindle, irritate, provoke.

In electric machinery, to send current through the magnetic field coils, and so produce the magnetism required for the operation of the machine.

To call to activity in any way; to rouse to feeling; to kindle to passionate emotion; to stir up to combined or general activity transitive verb

To call forth or increase the vital activity of an organism, or any of its parts. transitive verb

To energize (an electro-magnet); to produce a magnetic field in. transitive verb

To raise to a higher energy level; -- used especially of atoms or molecules, or of electrons within atoms or molecules. transitive verb

To stir the emotions of. verb

To arouse or bring out (eg feelings); to stimulate. verb

To stir the emotions of.

To arouse or bring out (e.g. feelings); to stimulate.

To cause an electron to move to a higher than normal state; to promote an electron to an outer level.

To energize (an electromagnet); to produce a magnetic field in.

Words that are spelled similarly to excite:
excite, excise, excide, exite, excito, xcite.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word excite:
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Words that rhyme with excite:
light, bite, right, white, insight, night, site, write, fight, despite, quite, expedite, smight, sight, trite, erudite, cite, flight, blight, recondite, contrite, frostbite, plight, tight, alright, alight, oversight, bright, delight, lite, neophyte, highlight, spite, slight, acolyte, website, twilight, incite, luddite, height, mite, might, satellite, indict, fortnight, ignite, rite, hindsight, finite, kite, smite, apartheid, invite, forthright, knight, polite, appetite, outright, dight, parasite, plebiscite, wright, recite, underwrite, upright, backbite, foresight, copyright, sprite, spotlight, sleight, unite, overwrite, overnight, limelight, rewrite, hermaphrodite, bight, indite, goodnight, downright, tripartite, fright, nite, uptight, moonlight, extradite, wight, apatite, byte, midnight, fahrenheit, graphite, lignite, feit, twite, dolomite, playwright, meteorite, brite.

Adjectives that are often used to describe excite:
great, much, first, sexual, latter, intense, mental, little, wild, feverish, nervous, more, intellectual, high, popular, rich, greatest, religious, pleasant, keen, pleasurable, temporary, most, contrary, general, previous, day, unnatural.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective excite:
ment, surprise, curiosity, compassion, engine, suspicion, admiration, wonder, laughter, anxiety, sympathy, attention, love, disaffection, revenge, astonishment, interest, pity, alarm, envy, desire, jealousy, contempt, enthusiasm, distrust, fear, passion, pride, vomiting, resentment, disgust, pulse, feeling, volition, indignation, feelings, terror, discontent, emotion, prejudice, gratitude, hopes, opposition, remark, reverence, shame, apprehensions, emulation, users, students, circumnutation, commiseration, horror, prejudices, pain, comment, amusement, confidence, doubt, anger, hatred, sorrow, animosities, passions, mirth, war, chap, awe, one, phosphorescence, nausea, habit, ridicule, search, probe, others, cough, affection, searches, fluorescence, suspicions, commotion, pleasure, sentiment, scorn, sensations, plates, pulses, nervefibers, peristalsis, hostility, hope.

Consonant match to excite:
exit, exeat, accite, ex it, hack site, x it.

Words that sound like excite:
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