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exciting

[ik-sahy-ting] / ɪkˈsaɪ tɪŋ /


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"Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability, so it's exciting to think that improving our diets could lessen our risk for this devastating disease," said Wang.

From Science Daily

During field trips, it was exciting, she said, to be out of Oakland’s urban landscape and in parks that felt rare in her working-class experience.

From Los Angeles Times

Victor, Mark, Erik and Moses were included in WhatsApp groups where fellow Kenyans reassured them in Swahili that they were heading for good salaries and exciting new lives.

From Barron's

The ability to change tactics with different midfield selection is very, very exciting.

From BBC

“He keeps getting better every week. I don’t think distance will be a problem with him. This is very exciting. He’s legit.”

From Los Angeles Times