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What is another way of saying excited?
Another way is "Enthusiastic"! Another way/word of saying it! aroused, stimulated, inflamed, agitated, eager,
Another way of saying a fast typer?
what is another way to say fast typer
What is another way of saying THE END?
finish
What is another way of saying thought?
wondered
What is another way of saying In order to do this?
in order
What is another way of saying always?
Forever
What is another way of saying I'll always be here for you?
You can always count on me.
Another way of saying every time?
always
What is another way of saying aggressive?
Another way of saying aggressive is vicious.
Another way of saying a dripping faucet?
"Another way of saying a dripping faucet?"
What is another way of saying Sun?
Another way of saying Sun is "star."
What is another way of saying in this play?
Another way of saying " in this play " is " in that play" or " inside the play"
What is another way of saying at this time?
Another way of saying 'at this time' is 'now' or 'right now'.
What is another way of saying in many cases?
Another way of saying "in many cases" is "according to tradition". Another way of saying "in many cases" could also be "as a rule"..
What do you mean by where there is a will there is a way?
This is an old saying which is used frequently and simply denotes that if one wants something then there is always a way to achieve it. It is similar to the saying anything is possible.
What is another way of saying excited?
Another way is "Enthusiastic"! Another way/word of saying it! aroused, stimulated, inflamed, agitated, eager,
What is another way of saying however?
Another way of saying "however" is "nevertheless." Other alternatives include "but," "on the other hand," or "yet." Each of these phrases can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a statement.
