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Definition of excite
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of excite is as below...
Excite
(v. t.) To call to
activity
in any way; to rouse to
feeling;
to
kindle
to
passionate
emotion;
to stir up to
combined
or
general
activity;
as, to
excite
a
person,
the
spirits,
the
passions;
to
excite
a
mutiny
or
insurrection;
to
excite
heat by
friction..
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Fever
::
Fever (n.)
Excessive
excitement
of the
passions
in
consequence
of
strong
emotion;
a
condition
of great
excitement;
as, this
quarrel
has set my blood in a
fever..
Gross
::
Gross
(superl.)
Not
easily
aroused
or
excited;
not
sensitive
in
perception
or
feeling;
dull;
witless.
Concite
::
Concite
(v. t.) To
excite
or stir up.
Eager
::
Eager (a.)
Excited
by
desire
in the
pursuit
of any
object;
ardent
to
pursue,
perform,
or
obtain;
keenly
desirous;
hotly
longing;
earnest;
zealous;
impetuous;
vehement;
as, the
hounds
were eager in the
chase..
Philter
::
Philter
(n.) A
potion
or charm
intended
to
excite
the
passion
of love.
Vainglory
::
Vainglory
(n.)
Excessive
vanity
excited
by one's own
performances;
empty
pride;
undue
elation
of mind; vain show;
boastfulness.
Fury
::
Fury (n.)
Violent
or
extreme
excitement;
overmastering
agitation
or
enthusiasm.
Mutiny
::
Mutiny
(v. i.) To rise
against,
or
refuse
to obey,
lawful
authority
in
military
or naval
service;
to
excite,
or to be
guilty
of,
mutiny
or
mutinous
conduct;
to
revolt
against
one's
superior
officer,
or any
rightful
authority..
Flame
::
Flame (v. t.) To
kindle;
to
inflame;
to
excite.
Chafe
::
Chafe (v. t.) To
excite
heat in by
friction;
to rub in order to
stimulate
and make warm.
Brag
::
Brag (v. i.) To talk about one's self, or
things
pertaining
to one's self, in a
manner
intended
to
excite
admiration,
envy, or
wonder;
to talk
boastfully;
to
boast;
-- often
followed
by of; as, to brag of one's
exploits,
courage,
or
money,
or of the great
things
one
intends
to do..
Cardiac
::
Cardiac
(n.) A
medicine
which
excites
action
in the
stomach;
a
cardial.
Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Adapted
to
excite
feeling
or
sympathy;
expressive
of the
softer
passions;
pathetic;
as,
tender
expressions;
tender
expostulations;
a
tender
strain..
Alarm
::
Alarm (v. t.) To
surprise
with
apprehension
of
danger;
to fill with
anxiety
in
regard
to
threatening
evil; to
excite
with
sudden
fear.
Irritate
::
Irritate
(a.)
Excited;
heightened.
Rampage
::
Rampage
(v.)
Violent
or
riotous
behavior;
a state of
excitement,
passion,
or
debauchery;
as, to be on the
rampage..
Passion
::
Passion
(n.) The state of the mind when it is
powerfully
acted upon and
influenced
by
something
external
to
itself;
the state of any
particular
faculty
which,
under such
conditions,
becomes
extremely
sensitive
or
uncontrollably
excited;
any
emotion
or
sentiment
(specifically,
love or
anger)
in a state of
abnormal
or
controlling
activity;
an
extreme
or
inordinate
desire;
also, the
capacity
or
susceptibility
of being so
affected;
as, to be in a
passion;
the
passions
of love, hate,
jealously,
wrath
Chafe
::
Chafe (v. t.) To
excite
passion
or anger in; to fret; to
irritate.
Odible
::
Odible
(a.)
Fitted
to
excite
hatred;
hateful.
Fable
::
Fable (n.) Any story told to
excite
wonder;
common
talk; the theme of talk.
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