exciting

[ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ]

exciting Definition

• 1. causing great enthusiasm and eagerness
• 2. stirring, thrilling

Using exciting: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "exciting" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The concert was so exciting that the audience couldn't stop cheering.

• Example

  I find the idea of traveling to a new place very exciting.

• Example

  The new roller coaster ride is really exciting.

• Example

  The movie was exciting from beginning to end.

exciting Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for exciting

• thrilling
• exhilarating
• rousing
• electrifying
• stimulating

Antonyms for exciting

• boring
• uninteresting
• dull

Phrases with exciting

• exciting opportunity

  a chance to do something that is interesting and challenging

  Example

  This job offer is an exciting opportunity for me to learn new skills.

• exciting prospect

  something that is likely to happen and will be interesting or enjoyable

  Example

  The prospect of going on a trip to Europe is very exciting.

• exciting times

  a period of time when many interesting or important things are happening

  Example

  We live in exciting times with all the technological advancements.

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Summary: exciting in Brief

The term 'exciting' [ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ] describes something that causes great enthusiasm and eagerness, often stirring or thrilling. It can refer to experiences like concerts, travel, or movies, as in 'The new roller coaster ride is really exciting.' 'Exciting' also extends into phrases like 'exciting opportunity,' denoting a chance to do something interesting and challenging, and 'exciting times,' referring to a period of many interesting or important things happening.