exciting

Used to strongly emphasize excitement.

Used to strongly emphasize excitement.

Used to emphasize that the excitement is real and sincere.

Used to emphasize that the excitement is real and sincere.

Could be exciting in the future.

Used to strongly emphasize excitement.

Used to strongly emphasize excitement.

Exciting to look at.

Causing sexual arousal.

To a moderate degree.

Not too exciting, suggesting a lack of strong feeling.

Used before a noun to describe something that is both new and exciting.

Used to describe a state of being exciting.

Used to describe something that sounds exciting when heard or read about.

Used to describe something that appears to be exciting.

Used to describe something that gives the impression of being exciting.

To cause something to become exciting.

To begin to be exciting (more informal).

To personally perceive or consider something to be exciting.

To begin to be exciting.

To maintain the exciting quality of something over time.