hyperexcitement
Excessive emotional arousal
Hyperexcitement is excitement taken to an extreme—an elevated, almost frenzied state of enthusiasm or agitation.
The prefix hyper- intensifies beyond ordinary excitement: The kids were in a state of hyperexcitement before the party.
Often describes children, fans, or animals worked up past the point of calm behavior.
Intense, consuming obsession
- fixationPersistent mental attachment
- crazeShort-lived popular obsession
- feverElevated body temperature
- fanaticismObsessive, unreasoning dedication
infatuation · preoccupation · compulsion · single-mindedness · hyperfocus · all-consuming · tunnel vision · zealotry
Violent mental agitation
- restlessnessState of unease
- jitterinessNervous, trembling state
- hyperactivityExcessive physical or mental energy
- fidgetingRestless minor movements
pacing · trembling · racing thoughts · nervousness · edginess · wound up · keyed up · wired
Intense triumphant joy
- exhilarationIntense joyful excitement
- ecstasyOverwhelming intense delight
- raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling
- jubilationIntense, expressive happiness
bliss · thrill · delight · glee · joy · exultation · intoxication · rush
mania
Intense, consuming obsession
- fixationPersistent mental attachment
- crazeShort-lived popular obsession
- feverElevated body temperature
fanaticism · infatuation · preoccupation · compulsion · single-mindedness · hyperfocus · all-consuming · tunnel vision · zealotry · fervor
frenzy
Violent mental agitation
- restlessnessState of unease
- jitterinessNervous, trembling state
- hyperactivityExcessive physical or mental energy
fidgeting · pacing · trembling · racing thoughts · nervousness · edginess · wound up · keyed up · wired · amped
elation
Intense triumphant joy
- exhilarationIntense joyful excitement
- ecstasyOverwhelming intense delight
- raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling
jubilation · bliss · thrill · delight · glee · joy · exultation · intoxication · rush · high
excite, excitement, excitable, excitation, overstimulation, overstimulate, overexcitable, overexcitement, hyperexcited