another word for excited
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A better word for excited?? Synonyms for excited: Ecstatic, eager, thrilled, energetic, vivacious, vigorous, spirited Based on what you said, I think the real word that you are looking for is love or passion.
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- Other adjectives related to inertia. 1  blunt. 2  dull. 3  inactive. 4  listless. 5  sloomy. 6  tame. 7  dead. 8  exanimous. 9  inert. 10  passive. 11  slow. 12  torpid. 13  doless. 14  flat. 15  latent. 16  shiftless. 17  sluggish. 18  unexerted. 19  dormant. 20  heavy. 21  lifeless. 22  slack. 23  smoldering. 24  uninfluential.
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Cyclic Forms of Glucose Rings smaller than 5 atoms or larger than 6 atoms are not very stable so the OH groups on C-2, C-3, and C-6 don't react with the aldehyde carbon. Glucose is a pretty complicated molecule with all of its functional groups.To see the reaction more clearly, The scheme below shows only the reactive OH group on C-5 and the aldehyde group. All the carbon atoms are free to rotate around the C-C bonds in the linear molecule and they do this rapidly.In one of the conformations that places the oxygen near the C-1 carbon, a O-C bond can form. Both of the electrons are donated from the nucleophilic oxygen atom.ings smaller than 5 atoms or larger than 6 atoms are not very stable so the OH groups on C-2, C-3, and C-6 don't react with the aldehyde carbon. Glucose is a pretty complicated molecule with all of its functional groups.
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TB to MB Conversion In SI, one megabyte is equal to 1,000,000 bytes. At the same time, practically 1 megabyte is used as 220 B, which means 1,048,576 bytes. Nowadays, the amount of information measured by megabytes is used for representing the size of a typical MP3 file, the size of a JPEG image, and so on.
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- verb. agree or consent. 1  accept. 2  acquiesce. 3  admit. 4  allow. 5  assent. 6  be game for. 7  cave in. 8  comply. 9  concede. 10  concur. 11  cooperate. 12  cry uncle. 13  endorse. 14  enter into. 15  fold. 16  give the go-ahead. 17  give the green light. 18  go along with. 19  grant. 20  let. 21  okay. 22  permit. 23  play ball. 24  roll over and play dead. 25  subscribe. 26  throw in the towel. 27  yield.
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How to Remove Caked-on Grease From Nonstick Pans Instructions. Fill the nonstick pan with 1/2 cup white vinegar. Add 2 tbsp. baking soda and 1 cup warm water. Mix the ingredients with your fingers until the baking soda dissolves. Place the pan on the stove top over medium-high heat. Allow the solution to boil for 10 minutes.
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Definition of 'excited' `That's fantastic! That's incredible!' 2 adj If you are excited, you are very worried or angry about something, and so you are very alert and cannot relax. (=agitated) I don't think there's any reason to get excited about inflation...hat's incredible!' 2 adj If you are excited, you are very worried or angry about something, and so you are very alert and cannot relax. (=agitated) I don't think there's any reason to get excited about inflation...
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- Report Abuse. Use a thesaurus for synonyms. Synonyms for excited: Ecstatic, eager, thrilled, energetic, vivacious, vigorous, spirited Based on what you said, I think the real word that you are looking for is love or passion.
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- Another word for big. adjective. Notably above average in amount, size, or scope: considerable, extensive, good, great, healthy, large, large-scale, sizable. (Informal) tidy. See big. Having reached full growth and development: adult, developed, full-blown, full-fledged, full-grown, grown, grown-up, mature, ripe.
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- The following words have a similar or identical meaning as «fretted» and belong to the same grammatical category. synonyms of fretted abrade · agitate · agonize · anguish · annoy · bother · brood · chafe · chagrin · distress · disturb · erode · fray · gall · goad · grieve · harass · irk · irritate · nag · nettle · obsess · peeve · pique · provoke · rile · rub · ruffle · torment · trouble · vex · wear · worry.
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- verb. think deeply about. 1  brainstorm. 2  cerebrate. 3  chew the cud. 4  conceive. 5  consider. 6  contemplate. 7  deliberate. 8  envisage. 9  envision. 10  figure. 11  flash on. 12  imagine. 13  kick around. 14  meditate. 15  mull over. 16  muse. 17  noodle around. 18  ponder. 19  reason. 20  reflect. 21  ruminate. 22  speculate. 23  stew over.
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- Another word for leave. depart, exit, get away, get off, go, go away, pull out, quit, retire, run (along), withdraw. (Informal) cut out, push off, shove off. (Slang) blow1, split, take off. Idioms: hit the road, take leave.
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- Rhymes with ENTICE. advice, allspice, black ice, Brandeis, bride-price, brown rice, concise, cut ice, cut-price, deice, device, dry ice, excise, fried rice, list price, make nice, no dice, off-price, on ice, pack ice, precise, shelf ice, strike price, white rice, wild rice.hymes with ENTICE. advice, allspice, black ice, Brandeis, bride-price, brown rice, concise, cut ice, cut-price, deice, device, dry ice, excise, fried rice, list price, make nice, no dice, off-price, on ice, pack ice, precise, shelf ice, strike price, white rice, wild rice.
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The Monroe and Adams Administrations The Missouri Compromise. In 1820, the new state of Missouri, formerly part of the Louisiana Territory, sought admission to the Union. With Missouri as a slaveholding state, it was feared that admission would tip the tenuous balance in the Senate in favor of pro-slavery interests.urthermore, the compromise provided that all new states below the 36'30 parallel (the southern border of Missouri) would permit slavery, while all new states above the parallel would prohibit the institution. The uneasy balance in the Senate was maintained, and a national crisis was averted.
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- 1 affected with sudden and great wonder or surprise was astonished at seeing a cow wandering down Main Street Synonyms amazed, thunderstruck, astounded, awestruck (also awestricken), bowled over, dumbfounded (also dumfounded), dumbstruck, flabbergasted, shocked, stunned, stupefiedRelated Words blindsided, startled, surprised (also surprized); aghast ...
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- Synonyms for bewildered in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for bewildered. 35 synonyms for bewildered: confused, surprised, stunned, puzzled, uncertain, startled, baffled, at sea, awed, muddled, dizzy, dazed, perplexed, disconcerted. What are synonyms for bewildered?
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- “sedate”: synonyms and related words: ( 1 as) cool as a cucumber idiom. 2  at (your) leisure idiom. 3  be at peace with the world idiom. 4  carefree. 5  careless. 6  comfort. 7  comfortably. 8  easy come, easy go idiom. 9  easy-going. 10  equilibrium. 11  free-flowing. 12  genteel. 13  harmonious. 14  lamb. 15  peaceful. 16  poised. 17  quiescent. 18  relaxed. 19  rested. 20  sangfroid.
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- Definition of 'excited'. Word Frequency. excited (ɪksaɪtɪd ) 1. adjective. If you are excited, you are so happy that you cannot relax, especially because you are thinking about something pleasant that is going to happen to you. I'm very excited about the possibility of playing for England's first team.
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- verb. expand, work out. 1  actualize. 2  advance. 3  amplify. 4  augment. 5  beautify. 6  broaden. 7  build up. 8  cultivate. 9  deepen. 10  dilate. 11  elaborate. 12  enlarge. 13  enrich. 14  evolve. 15  exploit. 16  extend. 17  finish. 18  heighten. 19  improve. 20  intensify. 21  lengthen. 22  magnify. 23  materialize. 24  perfect. 25  polish. 26  promote. 27  realize. 28  refine. 29  spread. 30  strengthen. 31  stretch. 32  unfold. 33  widen.
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- verb. back up information, story. 1  approve. 2  authenticate. 3  bear out. 4  certify. 5  check on. 6  check out. 7  check up. 8  confirm. 9  declare true. 10  document. 11  double check. 12  endorse. 13  establish. 14  give nod. 15  justify. 16  okay. 17  prove. 18  ratify. 19  rubber-stamp. 20  strengthen. 21  substantiate. 22  support. 23  sustain. 24  validate. 25  verify.
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- verb. put forth on electronic media. 1  air. 2  announce. 3  be on the air. 4  beam. 5  cable. 6  circulate. 7  colorcast. 8  communicate. 9  get out. 10  go on the air. 11  go on the airwaves. 12  put on the air. 13  radio. 14  radiograph. 15  relay. 16  send. 17  show. 18  simulcast. 19  telecast. 20  telegraph. 21  telephone. 22  televise. 23  transmit.
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- verb. disturb, trouble someone. 1  alarm. 2  argue. 3  arouse. 4  bug. 5  bug up. 6  burn up. 7  confuse. 8  craze. 9  debate. 10  discompose. 11  disconcert. 12  discuss. 13  dispute. 14  disquiet. 15  distract. 16  disturb. 17  egg on. 18  examine. 19  excite. 20  ferment. 21  flurry. 22  fluster. 23  get to. 24  incite. 25  inflame. 26  make flip. 27  move. 28  perturb. 29  psych. 30  push buttons. 31  rouse. 32  ruffle. 33  spook. 34  stimulate. 35  stir. 36  trouble. 37  turn on.
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- irritable | synonyms: ardent, brittle, combustible, cranky, crusty, edgy, emotional, excitable, explosive, fiery, fragile, high-strung, hot-tempered, impulsive, nervous, passionate, quick-tempered, rash, reckless, sensitive, short-tempered, stormy, tempestuous, touchy, volatile, volcanic, acerbic, acid, acrimonious, bearish, bellicose, bitter, cantankerous, caustic, churlish, crabbed, cross, huffy, irascible, peevish, petty, petulant, prickly, snappish, sour, spiteful, surly, tart, abrupt ...
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- verb. be or make flowing. 1  cascade. 2  cataract. 3  course. 4  crowd. 5  decant. 6  deluge. 7  discharge. 8  drain. 9  drench. 10  emit. 11  flood. 12  flow. 13  give off. 14  gush. 15  inundate. 16  issue. 17  jet. 18  let flow. 19  proceed. 20  rain. 21  rill. 22  roll. 23  run. 24  rush. 25  sheet. 26  shower. 27  sluice. 28  spew. 29  spill. 30  splash. 31  spout. 32  spring. 33  stream. 34  surge. 35  swarm. 36  teem. 37  throng.
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- 1. Very excited for something. This connotation requires that the word hype be followed by the word for. Using all before the word hype accentuates the amount of excitement. 2. Very angry or upset at something. If neither at or for is used, the second definition is implied.
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- Synonyms-verbs. 1  congratulate. 2  wish one joy. 3  wish many happy returns of the day. 4  gratulate. 5  compliment. 6  wish a merry Christmas and a happy new year. 7  felicitate. 8  tender one's congratulations. 9  congratulate oneself (rejoice). 10  give one joy. 11  offer one's congratulations.