stimulating
Pronunciation: [ˈstɪmjʊˌleɪtɪŋ]
Context: “education”
(adjective) describing something that excites your mind or makes you think a lot. When a lesson or activity is stimulating, it makes you curious and eager to learn more.
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The science experiment was stimulating, and all the students were really interested.
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The lecture was not stimulating; most of the students were bored and didn’t pay attention.
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What kind of books do you find stimulating to read?
Context: “health”
(adjective) referring to something that increases energy or activity in your body. A stimulating activity can make you feel more awake and alert.
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The morning jog was stimulating and helped me feel energized for the day.
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Sitting for too long can be un-stimulating and makes you feel tired.
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Which foods do you think are stimulating and give you a boost of energy?
Context: “entertainment”
(adjective) when something is fun or exciting in a way that holds your attention. A stimulating movie or game keeps you engaged and makes you think.
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The movie was so stimulating that I couldn’t take my eyes off the screen.
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The game was not stimulating at all; it was slow and boring.
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What was the most stimulating video game you have ever played?