excited in Latin
excited in Latin is excitātus — excited means full of eager enthusiasm and energy about something.
excited in Latin
excitātus
Having great enthusiasm, passion and energy.
What does "excited" mean?
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adj Full of eager enthusiasm and energy about something.
"She was excited about her first day at the new job."
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adj In physics, describing a particle or system in a higher energy state than its resting one.
"An excited atom eventually releases energy and returns to its ground state."
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excited in a sentence
- She was excited about her first day at the new job.
- The kids got excited as soon as they saw the theme park gates.
- An excited atom eventually releases energy and returns to its ground state.
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What is "excited" in Latin?
"excited" in Latin is excitātus. excited means: Full of eager enthusiasm and energy about something.
How do you use "excited" in a sentence?
Example: "She was excited about her first day at the new job." In Latin, "excited" is excitātus.
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