to excite or arouse
to excite or arouse, synonym excite arouse, to incite or rouse, to excite disturb or trouble worry, to excited or too excited, to recite or narrate, to be excited for or about, to disturb or disquiet, to strike or hit vigorously, to be agitated or exhausted troubled, to make anxious or unsettled, to make angry or resentful, to irritate or bother, to stir up strong feeling or action, to run quickly or playfully, to carry off mysteriously or secretively, to intensely irritate and frustrate, to escape or run away from reality, to one's excitement, a state of intense excitement or agitation, to greet especially with enthusiasm, to agitate with a light rapid motion, to move quickly and abruptly, an air of excitement, a rush of excitement
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to excite or arouse
synonym excite arouse
to incite or rouse
to excite disturb or trouble worry
to excited or too excited
to recite or narrate
to be excited for or about
to disturb or disquiet
to strike or hit vigorously
to be agitated or exhausted troubled
to make anxious or unsettled
to make angry or resentful
to irritate or bother
to stir up strong feeling or action
to run quickly or playfully
to carry off mysteriously or secretively
to intensely irritate and frustrate
to escape or run away from reality
to one's excitement
a state of intense excitement or agitation
to greet especially with enthusiasm
to agitate with a light rapid motion
to move quickly and abruptly
an air of excitement
a rush of excitement
to excite or arouse, synonym excite arouse, to incite or rouse, to excite disturb or trouble worry, to excited or too excited, to recite or narrate, to be excited for or about, to disturb or disquiet, to strike or hit vigorously, to be agitated or exhausted troubled, to make anxious or unsettled, to make angry or resentful, to irritate or bother, to stir up strong feeling or action, to run quickly or playfully, to carry off mysteriously or secretively, to intensely irritate and frustrate, to escape or run away from reality, to one's excitement, a state of intense excitement or agitation, to greet especially with enthusiasm, to agitate with a light rapid motion, to move quickly and abruptly, an air of excitement, a rush of excitement