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A sentence using the word exciting?
This is exciting. Going to Six Flags is exciting. I think it's exciting. (Use it generally for same idea.)
Can you give me a sentence with the word quest in it?
The quest for the Stanley Cup is very exciting.
Is exciting a common noun?
The word exciting is an adjective, a word that describes a noun.
How do you say exciting in Welsh?
The Welsh word for 'exciting' as an adjective is cyffrous.However, 'It's exciting' would be Mae'n gyffrous.
What does the word entertainment mean?
exciting
A sentence using the word exciting?
This is exciting. Going to Six Flags is exciting. I think it's exciting. (Use it generally for same idea.)
Can you put the word fabliau in a sentence?
The Miller's Tale is an exciting fabliau.
What is a sentence for the word restless?
He felt restless after such a long, exciting day.
How do you write a sentence with the word action?
The action of the match was quite exciting!
How do you use the word thrillers in a sentence?
Crime thrillers are exciting movies.
Can you makean exciting sentence with the word though?
Though there are many ways to write this sentence, I chose this format.
Can you give me a sentence with the word quest in it?
The quest for the Stanley Cup is very exciting.
What word in this sentence is a noun Kites make an exciting hobby?
The nouns in the sentence are kites and hobby, words for things.
Can you give me sentence with word shame?
It's a shame that i couldnt attend my friend's exciting birthday party.
How do you make a sentence with the word prologue?
This exciting prologue is making me want to read the whole book, as soon as possible!
Use the word amass in a sentence?
Amass means to gather together in one location. A good example sentence for this word would be, the people were amass waiting for the president to make the exciting announcement.
What is a good sentence for the word escapade?
Stuffed with superb illistrations, this brilliant book will have you bounding through the heather on an exciting escapade!
