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suspenseful

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Adj — Full of tension and uncertainty about what will happen next.

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a suspenseful thriller suspenseful music a suspenseful plot

Etymology

From suspense plus the ending -ful.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “suspenseful” mean?

The word “suspenseful” means full of tension and uncertainty about what will happen next. In plain terms, gripping and tense, keeping you on edge about the outcome.

How do you use “suspenseful” in a sentence?

Here is “suspenseful” used in a sentence: “It was one of the most suspenseful thrillers she'd ever watched.”

What part of speech is “suspenseful”?

“Suspenseful” is an adjective.

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