Definitions of excite
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To
call
to
activity
in
any
way;
to
rouse
to
feeling;
to
kindle
to
passionate
emotion;
to
stir
up
to
combined
or
general
activity;
as,
to
excite
a
person,
the
spirits,
the
passions;
to
excite
a
mutiny
or
insurrection;
to
excite
heat
by
friction.
-
To
call
forth
or
increase
the
vital
activity
of
an
organism,
or
any
of
its
parts.
-
To
energize (
an
electro-
magnet);
to
produce
a
magnetic
field
in;
as,
to
excite
a
dynamo.
-
To
animate;
rouse;
to
encourage;
put
into
motion.
-
To
call
into
activity:
to
stir
up:
to
rouse:
to
irritate.
-
To
call
into
actrivity;
rouse;
irritate.
-
To
agitate;
stimulate;
bring
about,
as
by
stimulating.
-
cause
to
be
agitated,
excited,
or
roused; "
The
speaker
charged
up
the
crowd
with
his
inflammatory
remarks"
-
stir
feelings
in; "
stimulate
my
appetite"; "
excite
the
audience"; "
stir
emotions"
-
stir
the
feelings
or
emotions
of; "
These
stories
shook
the
community"
-
arouse
or
elicit
a
feeling
-
To
rouse;
to
stir
up
to
action
that
which
is
dormant,
stupid,
or
inactive;
to
give
new
or
increased
action
to;
to
stir
up
and
set
a-
going.
-
To
call
into
action;
to
rouse;
to
animate;
to
stimulate;
to
inflame;
to
raise
or
stir
up.
-
To
start
or
increase
the
vital
activities
of
an
organism
or
part
thereof.
-
Excitabiilty.
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