Adjective Words To Describe Excitement

/ Grammar / By

Excitement is logical, but it affects the whole body. Excitement begins in the brain just like any other emotion. Emotions, however, have powerful physiological responses.

Excitement of any kind is a state of awakening. Awakening means that the heart rate increases, the sensory nervous system increases activity, and the brain begins to show more hormone production.

There are ways to express your excitement by using different words:

  • hooray. interjection. mainly spoken a word that you shout to show that you are excited and happy about something.
  • aah. interjection. used for showing that you are happy, satisfied, or surprised.
  • excellent. adjective.
  • lovely. adjective.
  • happily. adverb.
  • good for/on someone. phrase.
  • hallelujah. interjection.
  • good. adjective.

Adjective Words to Describe Excitement

Following are some adjective words for describing your excitement:

agreeablegeneralmomentarystrange excitement
angrygold excitementmorbidstrong
apparent excitementgreat excitementnaturalsubdued
artificialgrowingnervous excitementsudden
boyish excitementhappynewsufficient excitement
breathlesshighobvious excitementsuper excitement
cerebralholypainfultemporary
certainhystericalpassionatetense
consequentimmense excitementpeculiarterrible
considerableincreased excitementphysicalthrilling
constantinnerpleasurabletremendous
dangerousintellectualpoetical excitementunhealthy
deepestinternalpoliticaluniversal excitement
delicious excitementjoyfulpopularunnatural
eager excitementjoyouspowerfulunrelenting
emotionalkeen excitementpresentunusual
evident excitementlatestpublicunwonted excitement
existinglittlereal excitementusual
extraordinarymadreligiousutmost excitement
extreme excitementmaddeningrevolutionaryvast
faintmentalrising excitementviolent
feverish excitementmere excitementromantic excitementvisible
fiercemightysecret excitementwholesome
frantic excitementmildsensualwildest excitement
freshmodestslavery excitementwonderful