thrill
Pronunciation: [θrɪl]
Word
Context: “emotion”
(noun) a feeling of excitement or pleasure. It’s what you feel when something exciting happens, like going on a roller coaster or getting a surprise.
Example
The roller coaster gave me a thrill that I will never forget.
Example
He didn't feel any thrill when he watched the movie; it was very boring.
Example
What was the biggest thrill you had during your vacation?
Context: “emotion”
(verb) to make someone feel very excited or happy. It’s like when you surprise someone in a good way and they feel a rush of joy.
Example
Her performance thrilled the audience and they cheered loudly.
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The news did not thrill him; he seemed rather disappointed.
Example
What can we do to thrill our guests at the party?
Context: “entertainment”
(noun) a thrilling experience, event, or story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. It's something that is very exciting, like a scary movie or an adventure book.
Example
The thrilling chase scene in the movie had everyone gasping.
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The story was dull and lacked any thrilling moments.
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Can you recommend a thrilling book that I should read?
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