Synonyms and antonyms of Making you feel excited in American Thesaurus

exciting (adjective)

interesting and full of action, especially when you do not know what is going to happen next

alive (adjective)

interesting and exciting

fast (adjective)

exciting, with a lot of different things happening in a short time

dramatic (adjective)

exciting and impressive

exotic (adjective)

used for describing things that are interesting or exciting because they are in or from distant foreign countries

compelling (adjective)

interesting or exciting enough to keep your attention completely

thrilling (adjective)

extremely exciting

exhilarating (adjective)

making you feel extremely happy, excited, and full of energy

enthralling (adjective)

an enthralling activity or event is so interesting or exciting that you give it all your attention

eventful (adjective)

with a lot of exciting or unusual things happening

abuzz (adjective)

filled with excitement, activity, or noise

action-packed (adjective)

full of activity or exciting events

adventurous (adjective)

containing new and exciting things

adventurous (adjective)

new, exciting, and possibly dangerous

alluring (adjective)

attractive in an exciting way

breathless (adjective)

mainly literary exciting or impressive

climactic (adjective)

a climactic event, moment, etc. is the most exciting or important one in a series

colorful (adjective)

interesting, exciting, and sometimes funny

colorful (adjective)

involving exciting, but slightly shocking or illegal activities

compulsive reading/viewing ()

a book or television program that is very interesting and exciting

dynamite (adjective)

informal very impressive or exciting

edgy (adjective)

music, movies, books, etc. that are edgy are strange in a way that is interesting or exciting

electric (adjective)

extremely exciting

electrifying (adjective)

extremely exciting

exciting (adjective)

making you feel excited

glamorous (adjective)

attractive and interesting in an exciting and unusual way

glitzy (adjective)

informal bright, exciting, and attractive but with no real value

glossy (adjective)

attractive, exciting, and fashionable but with no real importance or value

gnarly (adjective)

Americaninformal old-fashioned very good and exciting

gripping (adjective)

very exciting and interesting

groovy (adjective)

informal old-fashioned impressive because of being fashionable or attractive. This word was especially popular in the 1960s

hair-raising (adjective)

very frightening, but usually exciting at the same time

heady (adjective)

very exciting and making you feel that you can achieve anything you want

high-octane (adjective)

mainly journalism exciting and full of energy

high-powered (adjective)

very exciting and full of energy

Hitchcockian (adjective)

very exciting and full of suspense (=the feeling that something bad is about to happen but you do not know what or when)

hot (adjective)

exciting, successful, and popular

hot (adjective)

informal exciting and interesting, especially because of being new

imaginative (adjective)

involving new, different, or exciting ideas

intense (adjective)

spoken used for showing that you find someone or something very exciting

intoxicating (adjective)

giving you a lot of happiness or excitement

marvelous (adjective)

extremely enjoyable or exciting

mind-blowing (adjective)

informal extremely impressive, exciting, or shocking

mouthwatering (adjective)

informal very interesting or exciting

never a dull moment ()

used for saying that a lot of exciting things are happening

orgasmic (adjective)

very informal extremely exciting or enjoyable

piquant (adjective)

mainly literary a quality or situation that is piquant is very exciting and interesting

pulsating (adjective)

literary excited, or exciting

red-hot (adjective)

informal very exciting

refreshing (adjective)

showing approval welcome because of being different or exciting

rip-roaring (adjective)

informal very lively and exciting

riveting (adjective)

extremely interesting or exciting

romantic (adjective)

making you have feelings of love and excitement

sensational (adjective)

very exciting and surprising

sexy (adjective)

informal fashionable, or exciting

sizzling (adjective)

informal very exciting, especially because sex is involved

spine-tingling (adjective)

very exciting or frightening in a way that you enjoy

swinging (adjective)

informal old-fashioned exciting and fashionable. This word was used mainly in the 1960s

tantalizing (adjective)

making you feel excited or hopeful about having something that you want, often something that you never get

trailblazing (adjective)

new, exciting, and interesting

unputdownable (adjective)

informal a book that is unputdownable is so interesting or exciting that you do not want to stop reading it

vibrant (adjective)

lively and exciting

white-hot (adjective)

informal extremely impressive or exciting

white-knuckle (adjective)

a white-knuckle ride or trip makes you feel very frightened because it is exciting or dangerous

wild (adjective)

exciting and enjoyable

wondrous (adjective)

literary impressive and beautiful or exciting

zappy (adjective)

informal lively and exciting