adjective

excited

excited, thrilled, enthusiastic

The children are excited about the party.

The children are excited about the party.

I'm so excited to see you.

I'm so excited to see you.

He got excited when he heard the news.

He got excited when he heard the news.

((to be)) excited ((about sth.)) feeling very happy and enthusiastic about (sth.). The children are excited about the party.

((to be)) excited ((to-inf)) feeling very happy and enthusiastic to do (sth.). I'm so excited to see you.

Synonyms: thrilled, enthusiastic, eager; Antonyms: bored, calm, uninterested

The past participle of the verb 'excite', used as an adjective to describe a state of being.

Use '-ed' for a feeling someone has (I am excited). Use '-ing' for the thing that causes the feeling (The film is exciting).

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