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excite

[ik-sahyt] / ɪkˈsaɪt /


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One example is the ability to charge a so-called quantum battery, which requires coherent light that can collectively push atoms into an excited state.

From Science Daily

"I feel very satisfied and excited for all our characters and how the show wraps up," he said.

From BBC

“Being a primary source in the sharing of that history — my history — and giving shape to a new national park has been exciting and fulfilling,” Soskin said in a statement the year she retired.

From Los Angeles Times

"We are very excited to welcome Martha on board, and we know experiencing Friday night's game in-person has only increased her own enthusiasm and anticipation for being part of Swansea City," Cravatt and Cohen said.

From Barron's

Instead of being upset about all the moving around, I found it exciting.

From The Wall Street Journal