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thrill
noun as in sudden excitement
verb as in excite, stimulate
Example Sentences
"Test matches against South Africa are always thrilling contests, and I'm sure Saturday will be no exception."
In the latest in a growing list of these particular moments, the typically staid and reserved Martha Stewart was clearly not thrilled by the close proximity and intimacy with which Barrymore conducted a recent interview.
“I really want people to feel the thrill of direct human connection,” Leone says.
The episodes unfold with the thrilling speed and sense of unnerving propulsion, but there’s also space for the audience to better understand what drives the assassin and the spy who’s looking for him.
Scherzinger’s singing is not only athletically thrilling but also breathtakingly beautiful.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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