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Causing or creating excitement

Pleasing to the mind or senses

Extraordinarily, exceptionally or wonderfully rare

Displaying a creative streak for a given activity

Reaching a decisive moment or point of greatest tension

Worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual

Involving, or given to, open or heavy displays of emotion

Characterized by fullness, strength and depth, especially of sound

Pleasing or satisfying

Of great or ominous significance

Denoting or relating to a sport involving great risk

To be triggering enthusiasm or eagerness

To be arousing someone

Present participle for to get or feel excited

Present participle for to (cause something to) tremble or quiver

Present participle for to rush or surge through someone or something

Present participle for to throb or pulsate, sometimes audibly

(glow with) Present participle for to convey deep pleasure through one's expression or bearing

Present participle for to give off light, including in the invisible electromagnetic radiation frequencies, or become luminescent

Present participle for to hurt or distress emotionally

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Adjective

Causing or creating excitement

emotion-charged

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

thought-provoking

very interesting

attention-grabbing

adrenaline-charged

monopolizing^US

monopolising^UK

edge-of-the-seat

better than expected

revitalizing^US

revitalising^UK

totally absorbing

adrenaline-fueled

causing excitement

out of this world

out of the ordinary

giving one food for thought

sexually arousing

sexually exciting

sexually stimulating

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“It is all rather slight, but the visual beauty and thrilling action make this a stunning work of animation.”

Adjective

Pleasing to the mind or senses

very pleasurable

out of this world

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

greatly to one's liking

very attractive

extremely pleasant

extremely enjoyable

of a high standard

top-of-the-line

pulchritudinous

easy on the eye

drop-dead gorgeous

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

extraterrestrial

as pretty as a picture

too good to be true

to one's liking

sexually attractive

easy on the eyes

gladly received

well intentioned

deliciously light

deliciously tender

super-excellent

picture-perfect

a sight for sore eyes

extremely attractive

drawing attention

physically attractive

aesthetically appealing

aesthetically pleasing

camera-friendly

melt-in-your-mouth

highest quality

easy to get along with

easy to get on with

downright neighborly

of the highest order

of the first order

of highest order

of the first water

in a class all by itself

of the highest standard

of the highest quality

above and beyond

of high quality

heart in right place

public-spirited

philanthropical

out-of-this-world

too funny for words

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Adjective

Extraordinarily, exceptionally or wonderfully rare

out of this world

too good to be true

like a dream come true

envigorating^UK

invigorating^US

out of the ordinary

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

of the first water

top-of-the-line

of the first order

above and beyond

of highest order

of the highest order

of the highest quality

in a class all by itself

highest quality

of high quality

of the highest standard

never to be forgotten

top of the line

top of the range

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Adjective

Displaying a creative streak for a given activity

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

out of this world

top-of-the-line

of high quality

of the first water

of the highest quality

of the highest standard

of the first order

worthy of admiration

top-of-the-range

of a high standard

better than usual

of the best quality

better than average

out-of-this-world

state-of-the-art

the dog's bollocks

top of the line

top of the range

of the highest order

worthy of commendation

in a league of their own

one in a million

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Adjective

Having glamour

Adjective

Reaching a decisive moment or point of greatest tension

Adjective

Worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual

never to be forgotten

not to be forgotten

fixed in the mind

out of this world

stamped on your memory

out of the ordinary

highly regarded

much-publicized

of high standing

worthy of mention

having made a name for oneself

much publicized

in the limelight

in the public eye

well thought of

well-thought-of

uncharacteristic

worth mentioning

worth taking a look at

of particular interest

inextinguishable

off the beaten track

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Adjective

Involving, or given to, open or heavy displays of emotion

hammer and tongs

knock-down-and-drag-out

pulling no punches

dyed-in-the-wool

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of vim and vigour

full of get-up-and-go

overenthusiastic

keen as mustard

bright and breezy

alive and kicking

over-enthusiastic

tried and tested

coming on strong

in high spirits

as merry as a grig

full of upheavals

as keen as mustard

full of ups and downs

full of the joys of spring

feeling one's oats

through and through

foaming at the mouth

bred-in-the-bone

true to the end

untrammelled^UK

not backward in coming forward

jumping up and down

beside yourself

driven to distraction

out of one's wits

full of confusion

full of conflict

indicating emotion

indicating feeling

full of feeling

full of emotion

like a red rag to a bull

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Adjective

Characterized by fullness, strength and depth, especially of sound

clearly audible

raising the roof

extremely noisy

as clear as a bell

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Adjective

Pleasing or satisfying

super-excellent

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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Adjective

Of great or ominous significance

prognosticatory

unfavourable^UK

disadvantageous

prognosticative

fire-and-brimstone

suggestive of evil

counterproductive

environmentally unfriendly

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Adjective

Denoting or relating to a sport involving great risk

life-threatening

jeopardizing^US

jeopardising^UK

on collision course

Verb

To be triggering enthusiasm or eagerness

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

giving someone a buzz

giving someone a charge

giving someone a kick

lighting a fire under

putting zip into

tickling someone pink

firing the enthusiasm of

firing the imagination of

firing with enthusiasm

getting someone going

putting life into

breathing life into

filling with joy

making your head spin

going to your head

revitalizing^US

calling to mind

feeding the fire

stirring embers

adding fuel to fire

giving new life to

breathing new life into

taking your breath away

revitalising^UK

making very happy

giving someone a thrill

turning someone on

giving someone great pleasure

giving a shot in the arm

putting a bomb under

building a fire under

racing one's motor

giving pleasure to

calling into being

bringing into being

getting smoking

giving a shot in the arm to

giving a boost to

bringing to life

bringing back to life

raising from the dead

bringing around

restoring to life

raising your spirits

putting in motion

giving a new lease of life to

setting in motion

giving a lift to

raising spirits

anthropomorphizing

initializing^US

giving shot in arm

re-establishing

stiffening the resolve of

raising the spirits

recovering consciousness

acting as a incentive to

regaining consciousness

acting as a stimulus to

initialising^UK

coming to one's senses

snapping out of it

making brighter

taking a turn for the better

giving strength to

working into lather

putting new life in

putting into action

making confident

giving courage to

moving to action

whetting one's appetite

gearing oneself up

making more cheerful

seeing someone through

keeping someone going

giving the kiss of life to

contributing to

adding a little something to

giving a bit of zing

making something go with a bang

acting as a spur to

acting as a fillip to

acting as a impetus to

getting one started

lifting the morale of

giving confidence

giving pep talk

raising the morale of

stimulating spiritually

giving confidence to

boosting morale

lifting the spirits of

adding fuel to the flames

pressurizing^US

pressurising^UK

giving new energy to

letting sunshine in

putting pep into

making more exciting

making more lively

becoming cheerful

putting new life into

giving a new lease on life

getting going again

putting some spark into

giving new strength to

being responsible for

giving one an idea

giving the incentive to

having an effect on

having an impact on

taking out of mothballs

putting new strength in

putting new heart in

putting new heart into

making you of a mind to

making of a mind to

making expectant

putting on cloud nine

putting on top of the world

letting the sun shine in

commiserating with

sympathizing with

fanning the fire

fanning the flames of

expressing sympathy

giving condolences to

expressing sympathy for

showing compassion to

showing fellow feeling to

tranquillising^UK

expressing sympathy to

tranquilizing^US

adding spice to

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“The ring would thrill his wife, but there was no way he could pay for it.”

Verb

To be arousing someone

doing it for someone

floating someone's boat

giving someone a thrill

lighting someone's fire

tickling someone's fancy

turning someone on

giving someone a kick

giving pleasure to

tickle to death

hitting the spot

making someone feel good

holding spellbound

getting one's kicks

pleasing greatly

warming the cockles of the heart

making a hit with

giving someone pleasure

tickling your fancy

getting someone going

making someone pleased

making someone glad

making somebody's day

giving someone a charge

giving great pleasure to

sending into raptures

taking your breath away

sending into transports

having an impact on

getting started

making a splash

cutting a figure

registering with

sweeping off feet

getting under your skin

doing one proud

doing the trick

filling the bill

bringing joy to

putting under a spell

interesting greatly

holding your attention

holding the attention of

making your mouth water

whetting the appetite of

monopolizing^US

drawing attention

catching the eye of

dangling a carrot in front of

monopolising^UK

catching your eye

making an impression on

grabbing the attention of

whetting one's appetite

arousing curiosity

engaging one's attention

rooting to the spot

leading up garden path

turning someone's head

exerting influence on

exerting a pull on

keeping someone hanging on

keeping hanging

batting eyes at

flattering into

putting under magic spell

putting the whammy on

casting a spell on

putting horns on

making roll in the aisles

cracking someone up

getting one's jollies

put ting'em away

breaking one up

knocking 'em dead

stringing along

having a get-together

tossing a party

laying a trap for

sweeping you off your feet

making a fool of

tickling the fancy of

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Verb

Present participle for to get or feel excited

feeling excited

getting a buzz out of

getting a charge out of

getting a kick out of

“The poor stricken hearts before him, each hanging on his eloquent words as if he were pleading with each alone, begin to thrill with a new hope.”

Verb

Present participle for to (cause something to) tremble or quiver

shaking like a leaf

moving up and down

moving to and fro

having the shakes

moving back and forth

pushing and pulling

moving backwards and forwards

having the quivers

moving spasmodically

quaking in your boots

shaking in your boots

moving slightly

setting in motion

swinging backwards and forwards

swinging back and forth

putting in motion

shaking uncontrollably

shaking violently

thrashing about

suffering a fit

going into spasms

teeter-tottering

walking unsteadily

trembling precariously

bobbing up and down

getting cold feet

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“They begin to thrill and quiver under the touch of the Light, as buds quiver in the springtime within their cases.”

Verb

Present participle for to rush or surge through someone or something

“Occasionally, a premonitory, prophetic pang of rapture out of the coming eternities of bliss would thrill through us.”

Verb

Present participle for to throb or pulsate, sometimes audibly

Verb

(glow with) Present participle for to convey deep pleasure through one's expression or bearing

Verb

Present participle for to give off light, including in the invisible electromagnetic radiation frequencies, or become luminescent

Verb

Present participle for to hurt or distress emotionally

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