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excitative
Also ex·cit·a·to·ry
[ik-sahy-tuh-tiv]
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Other Word Forms
- nonexcitative adjective
- nonexcitatory adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of excitative1
1480–90; < Middle French excitatif < Latin excitāt- ( excitation ) + -īvus -ive
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Example Sentences
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Rather inspiring too, sometimes, or at least soul excitative.
From Project Gutenberg
Less practical surely than the fur coat,—more amusing, certainly, than encyclopedias,—the funny "false faces" grinned up at her with a curiously excitative audacity.
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