excitement in Latin
excitement in Latin is tumor — excitement means a strong feeling of eagerness, thrill, or enthusiasm.
excitement in Latin
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(uncountable) The state of being excited (emotionally aroused).
What does "excitement" mean?
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noun A strong feeling of eagerness, thrill, or enthusiasm.
"The class buzzed with excitement when the teacher announced a trip to the zoo."
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noun Something that causes this feeling.
"Life in the quiet village offered little excitement beyond the Saturday market."
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excitement in a sentence
- The class buzzed with excitement when the teacher announced a trip to the zoo.
- There was real excitement in the stadium before kickoff.
- Life in the quiet village offered little excitement beyond the Saturday market.
- For the children, the first snowfall of winter was the greatest excitement of the week.
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What is "excitement" in Latin?
"excitement" in Latin is tumor. excitement means: A strong feeling of eagerness, thrill, or enthusiasm.
How do you use "excitement" in a sentence?
Example: "The class buzzed with excitement when the teacher announced a trip to the zoo." In Latin, "excitement" is tumor.
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