Excitement and Force

Excitement

Excitement noun - Something that arouses a strong response from another.

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Force and excitement are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Force" instead a noun "Excitement".

Nearby Words: excited, excite, exciting, excitable, excitedly

Force noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.

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Excitement and force are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Excitement" instead a noun "Force".

pure	pure excitement	pure force
original	original excitement	original force
sheer	sheer excitement	sheer force
real	real excitement	real force
Other adjectives: great, personal, new, magical.

Excitement building within him until he's ready to burst, he manages to force his way into her room and does the deed.

Source: Visual Novel / Tsukihime
Rey in The Force Awakens is a huge dork, between eating dinner while wearing a Rebel Pilot's helmet, nerding out as a Wrench Wench, and her excitement over meeting the Power Trio from the originals.

Source: Adorkable / Live-Action Films
Later in the segment, he compares Ted Cruz's focus on one detail of global warming to focusing on the Surprise Incest of Star Wars, rants about it, and concludes with his excitement for The Force Awakens.

Source: Series / The Daily Show with Trevor Noah

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