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exciting

[ik-sahy-ting] / ɪkˈsaɪ tɪŋ /


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Though it had strong reviews and an exciting young cast, it failed to catch on with broader audiences, only bringing in around $1 million at the box office.

From Los Angeles Times

It's exciting to watch, too, at least when it leads to genuine racing into corners, as between the Ferrari drivers in China, rather than simply 'drive-bys' on the straights.

From BBC

Indeed, this week we are ranking the 10 most exciting wide players in the world right now - those in top form, churning out goals, assists and dynamic dribbles.

From BBC

"That direct link between quantum gravity and real data is rare and exciting."

From Science Daily

Was it an exciting new form of entertainment, or a boondoggle?

From BBC