jazzed

ADJECTIVE

alert

Synonyms

STRONGEST

active bright careful intelligent observant perceptive sharp vigilant wary watchful wired wise

STRONG

hip quick ready spirited

WEAK

all ears cagey circumspect clever fast on the draw good hands heads up heedful on guard on one's toes on the ball on the job on the lookout on the qui vive psyched-up switched on wide-awake with it

Antonyms

STRONGEST

careless dull foolish ignorant inattentive incautious indifferent indiscreet lazy negligent stupid thoughtless unaware unintelligent unobservant

STRONG

slow uneducated

WEAK

asleep drowsy lethargic sluggish weary

ADJECTIVE

open-eyed

Synonyms

WEAK

active all ears bright cagey careful circumspect clever fast on the draw good hands heads up heedful hip intelligent observant on guard on one's toes on the ball on the job on the lookout on the qui vive perceptive psyched-up quick ready sharp spirited switched on vigilant wakeful wary watchful wide-awake wired wise with it

ADJECTIVE

wired

Synonyms

STRONG

stimulated stoked

WEAK

edgy pumped-up

Antonyms

WEAK

unwired

Example Sentences

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Anita M. Josey-Herring, the court’s chief judge, said she hoped the event would cause young people to be “jazzed” about the legal system and become “committed citizens.”

From Washington Post

We got the students all jazzed up on her “Sonic Meditations.”

From New York Times

“People are really jazzed to have a bookstore back.”

From Seattle Times

Now, a year later, Langdon says he’s “jazzed” to be working on the project.

From Seattle Times

“If you are talking about a congressional district that is politically marginal, those few extra points of jazzed up voters, I would argue, matter in an off-year election like this,” he said.

From Washington Times

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