excitation
excitement
The French word 'excitation' translates to 'excitement' in English. It is often used to describe a state of great enthusiasm and eagerness. It can be used in a variety of contexts, similar to the English word, such as expressing excitement about an upcoming event, a new discovery, or a thrilling experience.
Example sentences using: excitation
L'excitation avant le voyage était palpable.
The excitement before the trip was palpable.
This sentence is used to describe a strong feeling of anticipation or enthusiasm before a significant event, in this case, a trip or journey.
La foule a rugi d'excitation lorsque l'équipe a marqué.
The crowd roared with excitement when the team scored.
This phrase refers to the intense emotional reaction, specifically joy and anticipation, voiced by a group of individuals when witnessing a successful action, such as a team scoring in a sports game.
Le roman était plein d'excitation et de rebondissements.
The novel was full of excitement and twists.
This sentence describes a novel or book as being rich in thrilling or suspenseful elements and unexpected plot turns or 'twists', causing a heightened emotional response in the reader.