Synonyms for Excited:

• adj.

  •affected (adjective)
  • dis tressed,
  • troubled,
  • more stirred,
  • ex cited,
  • most stirred,
  • ex-cited,
  • sympathetic,
  • up-set,
  • over whelmed,
  • over wrought,
  • most grieved,
  • dis-tressed,
  • more grieved,
  • more affected,
  • over-whelmed.
  •agitated (adjective)
  • unquiet.
  •agog (adjective)
  • more eager.
  •all (adjective)
  • excited.
  •animated (adjective)
  • more zestful,
  • most energized,
  • quickest,
  • most activated,
  • most zestful,
  • more activated,
  • more vitalized,
  • most vitalized,
  • more energized,
  • quick,
  • zingiest,
  • zingier.
  •aquiver (adjective)
  • most shuddering,
  • more shuddering.
  •athirst (adjective)
  • ready and willing,
  • raring.
  •atingle (adjective)
  • tingliest,
  • more tingling,
  • tinglier,
  • most tingling.
  •awake (adjective)
  • more aroused,
  • most roused,
  • most awakened,
  • more awakened,
  • more roused,
  • observant,
  • most aroused.
  •breathless (adjective)
  • most open mouthed,
  • more flabbergasted,
  • more open-mouthed,
  • most flabbergasted,
  • most open-mouthed,
  • more open mouthed,
  • more openmouthed,
  • most openmouthed,
  • open mouthed.
  •delighted (adjective)
  • de lighted,
  • more entranced,
  • most captivated,
  • more gladdened,
  • most joyous,
  • over-joyed,
  • over joyed,
  • most pleased,
  • most gladdened,
  • most entranced,
  • more captivated,
  • gladdened,
  • de-lighted,
  • more joyous.
  •ebullient (adjective)
  • irrepressible,
  • chirpy,
  • frothy,
  • chirpier,
  • in high spirits,
  • chirpiest.
  •edgy (adjective)
  • ex citable,
  • over-strung,
  • ill ease,
  • overstrung,
  • un-easier,
  • un-easiest,
  • un easiest,
  • most overstrung,
  • ex-citable,
  • excitable,
  • up-tight,
  • more overstrung,
  • up tight,
  • highstrung,
  • un easier,
  • un easy,
  • over strung,
  • high strung,
  • un-easy.
  •effervescent (adjective)
  • hilarious.
  •elated (adjective)
  • exultant,
  • puffed up,
  • elevated,
  • more cheered,
  • most cheered,
  • most euphoric,
  • more enraptured,
  • trans ported,
  • trans-ported,
  • most enraptured,
  • more euphoric.
  •emotional (adjective)
  • rhapsodic.
  •enthused (adjective)
  • most approving,
  • more approving.
  •enthusiastic (adjective)
  • ardent,
  • enthused,
  • zealous,
  • eager,
  • fervent,
  • fanatical,
  • spirited.
  •excited (adjective)
  • attentive,
  • disquieted,
  • exhilarated,
  • feverish,
  • inflamed,
  • electrified,
  • burning,
  • fiery,
  • anxious,
  • Energized.
  •exuberant (adjective)
  • feeling one oats,
  • feeling ones oats,
  • feeling oats,
  • zappiest,
  • zappier.
  •fascinated (adjective)
  • be-witched,
  • more transfixed,
  • more tantalized,
  • enamored,
  • over-powered,
  • most attracted,
  • under spell,
  • trans-fixed,
  • most transfixed,
  • most enticed,
  • most enthralled,
  • more dazzled,
  • more attracted,
  • over powered,
  • more enthralled,
  • more beguiled,
  • most overpowered,
  • be witched,
  • most tantalized,
  • most beguiled,
  • more titillated,
  • seduced,
  • most seduced,
  • Enticed,
  • most titillated,
  • most mesmerized,
  • most dazzled,
  • more seduced,
  • trans fixed,
  • more mesmerized,
  • more enticed,
  • more overpowered.
  •fervent (adjective)
  • hot blooded,
  • hot for,
  • hot-blooded,
  • un-feigned,
  • more fervent,
  • un feigned.
  •fevered (adjective)
  • burning up.
  •fired up (adjective)
  • juiced up.
  •frantic (adjective)
  • in saner,
  • more corybantic,
  • in-saner,
  • un screwed,
  • un-glued,
  • un-screwed,
  • de ranged,
  • most unzipped,
  • in sanest,
  • most unglued,
  • out control,
  • at wits end,
  • more unzipped,
  • un glued,
  • un zipped,
  • more zonkers,
  • more hyper,
  • more unscrewed,
  • un-zipped,
  • most unscrewed,
  • most hyper,
  • de-ranged,
  • in-sane,
  • in sane,
  • zonkers,
  • more unglued,
  • in tizzy,
  • in stew,
  • most corybantic,
  • most zonkers.
  •frenetic (adjective)
  • lost it,
  • obsessive,
  • furibund,
  • phrenetic.
  •frenzied (adjective)
  • most convulsive,
  • more convulsive.
  •gung ho (adjective)
  • banzai,
  • can-do,
  • take charge,
  • take-charge,
  • proactive,
  • extremely enthusiastic,
  • pro-active,
  • can do.
  •hectic (adjective)
  • hasslest,
  • ex citing,
  • more flurrying,
  • more flustering,
  • nutsiest,
  • more rip roaring,
  • most rip-roaring,
  • dis ordered,
  • more madhouse,
  • more riproaring,
  • nutsier,
  • most zoolike,
  • hassler,
  • more zoolike,
  • most flurrying,
  • hell broke loose,
  • un-settled,
  • zoolike,
  • rip roaring,
  • dis-ordered,
  • most madhouse,
  • most riproaring,
  • most flustering,
  • jungler,
  • most rip roaring,
  • un settled,
  • more rip-roaring,
  • junglest,
  • rip-roaring.
  •hot (adjective)
  • temperamental.
  •hot under the collar (adjective)
  • pissed off,
  • steaming,
  • hot under the collar,
  • burning with excitement,
  • hot under collar.
  •impressive (adjective)
  • awe inspiring,
  • more well-done,
  • extra-ordinary,
  • well-done,
  • most welldone,
  • pro found,
  • most well done,
  • in-spiring,
  • aweinspiring,
  • impressive,
  • pro-founder,
  • in spiring,
  • pro-found,
  • welldone,
  • more welldone,
  • most well-done,
  • more well done,
  • well done,
  • pro founder.
  •inspired (adjective)
  • most motivated,
  • in spired,
  • more motivated,
  • in-spired.
  •inspired; upset (adjective)
  • awakened,
  • charged,
  • aflame,
  • zipped up,
  • hyperactive,
  • Roused.
  •interested (adjective)
  • in spirited,
  • more interested,
  • in to,
  • eat sleep breathe,
  • most inspirited,
  • most interested,
  • more lured,
  • more in to,
  • in tent,
  • struck,
  • on case,
  • in-spirited,
  • most lured,
  • pre-disposed,
  • more into,
  • most in to,
  • more inspirited,
  • pre disposed,
  • most into.
  •intoxicated (adjective)
  • more piqued,
  • more quickened,
  • more galvanized,
  • most quickened,
  • most galvanized,
  • most piqued.
  •jubilant (adjective)
  • Flipping,
  • more celebrating,
  • more flipping,
  • triumphal,
  • more exulting,
  • most exulting,
  • most flipping,
  • most celebrating.
  •jumpy (adjective)
  • most unrestful,
  • fidgety,
  • more spooked,
  • most spooked,
  • on pins needles,
  • timorous,
  • more unrestful,
  • un restful,
  • un-restful.
  •mad (adjective)
  • most exasperated,
  • ex-asperated,
  • in-censed,
  • more fuming,
  • most fuming,
  • in censed,
  • more exasperated,
  • un controlled,
  • un-controlled.
  •madding (adjective)
  • panicstricken,
  • panic stricken.
  •manic (adjective)
  • over-excited,
  • turned out.
  •manic/maniacal (adjective)
  • more maniacal,
  • more turnedout,
  • most manic,
  • more up,
  • most turnedout,
  • more flipped,
  • most up,
  • turnedout,
  • most turned-out,
  • most turned out,
  • more turned-out,
  • Flipped,
  • more turned out,
  • most flipped.
  •on edge (adjective)
  • more overanxious,
  • more unnerved,
  • bundle nerves,
  • more stressful,
  • most overanxious,
  • most stressful,
  • nerve racking,
  • unnerved,
  • nerveracking,
  • most unnerved,
  • over anxious,
  • un-nerved,
  • un nerved.
  •skittish (adjective)
  • more alarmable,
  • more volative,
  • most agitable,
  • most alarmable,
  • most volative,
  • un dependable,
  • un reliable,
  • un-dependable,
  • more agitable,
  • un-reliable.
  •tempestuous (adjective)
  • most storming,
  • tumultous-tumultuous,
  • squalliest,
  • tumultous tumultuous,
  • un bridled,
  • more blustering,
  • most blustering,
  • tumultoustumultuous,
  • more storming,
  • squallier,
  • un-bridled,
  • un-restrained.
  •tense (adjective)
  • more choked,
  • un-quieter,
  • most choked,
  • more shot,
  • un quietest,
  • most fluttery,
  • most shot,
  • more clutched,
  • shot pieces,
  • un-quietest,
  • more fluttery,
  • wreckest,
  • most clutched,
  • un quieter,
  • up wall,
  • un-quiet,
  • un quiet.
  •tremulous (adjective)
  • more palpitating,
  • more quavering,
  • most aspen,
  • more aspen,
  • more trembling,
  • most quavering,
  • most trembling,
  • most palpitating.
  •tumultous/tumultuous (adjective)
  • dis-orderly,
  • more rowdydowdy,
  • more rumbunctious,
  • more termagant,
  • more tumultous,
  • most rowdydowdy,
  • most rumbunctious,
  • most termagant,
  • dis orderly,
  • tumultous.
  •tumultuous (adjective)
  • rumbustious,
  • more rumbustious,
  • most rumbustious.
  •turbulent (adjective)
  • in-subordinate,
  • more roughhouse,
  • most roughhouse,
  • most anarchic,
  • un-governable,
  • in subordinate,
  • un-tamed,
  • un-disciplined,
  • un tamed,
  • un disciplined,
  • more foaming,
  • untamed,
  • more anarchic,
  • most foaming.
  •turned-on (adjective)
  • turned-on,
  • turnedon.
  •twitchy (adjective)
  • a bundle nerves.
  •uncontrollable (adjective)
  • Unrestrainable,
  • uncontainable,
  • Insuppressible,
  • undisciplinable,
  • head-strong,
  • like a loose cannon.
  •vigorous (adjective)
  • emphatic,
  • lusty,
  • vigorous,
  • energetic,
  • peppy,
  • afire,
  • hearty,
  • earnest,
  • lively,
  • strenuous,
  • powerful,
  • sprightly,
  • industrious,
  • strong,
  • potent,
  • full-blooded,
  • active,
  • mettlesome,
  • zippy,
  • frisky,
  • virile,
  • prolific,
  • puissant.
  •warm (adjective)
  • more gung ho,
  • most gungho,
  • most gung-ho,
  • more gung-ho,
  • more gungho,
  • gungho,
  • most gung ho.
  •wired (adjective)
  • Cabled.

• adv.

  •agitatedly (adverb)
  • excitedly.

• n.

  •
  • can't put something down,
  • absorbed,
  • anticipatory,
  • alive.
  •
  • cross,
  • atingle,
  • belligerent,
  • displeased,
  • irritated,
  • psyched,
  • excite,
  • stoked,
  • fired up,
  • put out,
  • fed up.
  •
  • on the pull.
  •aflutter (noun)
  • aflutter.
  •aroused (noun)
  • furious,
  • in a lather,
  • avid,
  • tumultuous,
  • provoked,
  • flushed,
  • quickened,
  • haywire,
  • steamed up,
  • psyched up,
  • in a quiver,
  • glowing,
  • on fire,
  • discomposed,
  • all nerves,
  • jumping at,
  • thing,
  • restless,
  • in a flutter,
  • inspired,
  • in a dither,
  • Galvanized,
  • uptight,
  • boiling over,
  • apprehensive,
  • moved,
  • beside oneself,
  • het up,
  • annoyed,
  • flustered,
  • discomfited,
  • hurt,
  • overheated,
  • on the ragged edge,
  • uneasy,
  • Piqued,
  • hysterical,
  • all hot and bothered,
  • jittery,
  • in a tailspin,
  • hyped up,
  • ruffled,
  • overwrought,
  • all atwitter,
  • distraught,
  • distracted,
  • angered,
  • blue in the face,
  • upset,
  • ill at ease,
  • hopped-up,
  • wrought-up,
  • angry.
  •crazy (noun)
  • crazy.
  •excited (noun)
  • reactive,
  • stirred,
  • overexcited,
  • titillated,
  • teased,
  • thrillful.
  •on fire (noun)
  • fire.
  •sexually excited (noun)
  • horny.

• v.

  •excited (verb)
  • fired.
  •invigorated (verb)
  • invigorated,
  • powered,
  • enlivened,
  • strengthened,
  • revived.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • blank,
  • desire,
  • frustration,
  • arouse,
  • frustrated,
  • voluptuous,
  • one-track mind,
  • turn off.
  •
  • attract,
  • gag,
  • alight,
  • want,
  • thrill.
  •
  • attraction.
  •
  • turn on.
  •
  • carry.
  •
  • fancy.
  •frenetic
  • hectic.
  •insistent
  • urgent.
  •nervous
  • edge.
  •precipitate
  • rash.
  •unnerved
  • shaken.

Paraphrases for Excited:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    excite, enthusiastic, agitated.
  • Verb, past participle
    thrilled.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Verb, past participle
    overexcited.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    delighted, pleased, impatient, glad, horny, pissed, gratified, packaged, irritated, restless, hysterical, satisfied, annoyed, keen, flustered, nice, emotional, passionate, troubled, overwhelmed, crazy, Heightened, excitable, grateful, content, wonderful, wholehearted, fortunate, mad, jittery, edgy, charmed.
  • Verb, past tense
    wrapped, packed, happy, packaged, satisfied.
  • Verb, past participle
    stimulated, appreciated, ignited, elicited, Generated, overreacted, triggered, Created, animated, Energized, confined, Tickled, disturbed, Attracted, aroused, induced, effected, Intrigued, provoked, Promoted, Engendered, amused, sparked, touched, relieved, Captured, Caused, amazed, happiness, stolen, evoked, awakened, Prompted, Bolstered, leveraged, fostered, crazed, kindled, welcomed, Resulted, blessed, Challenged, repackaged, stoked, moved, Arisen, Embraced, led, turned, wired, fueled, fuelled, Boosted, bishop, shaken, Roused, missed, ruined, trusted, flavour, Awoken, Spurred, heartened, raised, Frazzled, Occasioned, Emerged, honoured, Gained, seeing, Pushed, drawn, wound, Relied, honored, wrapped, Baled, rushed, Buoyed, pumped, Boomed, packed, wanted, psyched, Bagged, delighted, pleased, upset, agitated, pissed, gratified, packaged, satisfied, flustered, nice.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    exciting, psyched, happy, upset, anxious, eager, nervous, ecstatic, jumpy.

Antonyms for Excited:

• adj.

  • all
    unexcited.
  • inspired; upset
    bored, easy-going, apathetic, calm, indifferent, unenthusiastic, composed, uninspired, unenthused, laid-back, disinterested.
  • Other antonyms:
    coolheaded, languid, collected, serene, spiritless, uneager, languorous, disinclined, lukewarm, unconcerned, undisturbed, tame, unwilling, detached, placid, tranquil, stolid, loath, lackadaisical, unshaken, nonchalant, unreactive, aloof, hesitant, averse, unagitated, unworried, halfhearted, cool, untroubled, reluctant, impassive, uninterested, insouciant, casual, incurious, unperturbed.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    sober, tamed.

Homophones for Excited:

• egoist, equity, exode, equate, ezed, exudate, eyeshadow, equidae, escheat, esocidae, eke out, exocet, exist, est, eyesight, exit, estate, exhaust, exacta, exhausted, egghead, escudo, exact, exhaust hood, equid, eye socket, eighty, eighty-two, exiguity, eased, echt, eightieth, essayist, excused, exactitude, eyeshot, egg white, eject, equisetatae, exceed, excogitate, exquisite, each day, Exegete, eighth, excite, execute, exocoetidae, exude, eyeshade, ect, egest, eight-day, eight, executed, east, Exsiccate, esthete.