overexcites
Agitates beyond calm
Overexcites means to stimulate too much or beyond a healthy degree.
The word usually describes excessive emotional or nervous arousal: The violent video games overexcites him.
Children become overexcited at birthday parties; dogs get overexcited when guests arrive.
The past participle overexcited works as an adjective: an overexcited toddler.
Conquers by superior force
- agitatesProvokes unrest or motion
- overloadsExceeds safe capacity
- bombardsAttacks with heavy fire
- inundatesOverwhelms with quantity
frenzies · overstimulates · saturates · floods · swamps · engulfs · deluges · besieges
Infuses with vigor
- wiresMetallic electrical conductors
- overstirsMixes past optimal point
- fidgetsRestless small movements
- restlessnessState of unease
jitteriness · antsiness · bounciness · squirminess · hyperkinetic · rambunctious · frenetic · manic
Intense pleasurable excitements
- elatesCauses great delight
- intoxicatesCauses drunken state
- inflamesArouses intense emotion
- impassionsArouses strong emotion
fervor · frenzy · mania · euphoria · rapture · exhilaration · giddiness · hysteria
Causes loss of confidence
- unsettlesCauses disquiet or unease
- rattlesDisturbs or clatters
- panicsLoses control from fear
- alarmsSignals indicating danger
agitation · nervousness · jitters · edginess · unease · apprehension · tension · trepidation
overwhelms
Conquers by superior force
inundates · frenzies · overstimulates · saturates · floods · swamps · engulfs · deluges · besieges · overburdens
energizes
Infuses with vigor
restlessness · jitteriness · antsiness · bounciness · squirminess · hyperkinetic · rambunctious · frenetic · manic · hyper
thrills
Intense pleasurable excitements
- elatesCauses great delight
- intoxicatesCauses drunken state
- inflamesArouses intense emotion
impassions · fervor · frenzy · mania · euphoria · rapture · exhilaration · giddiness · hysteria · delirium
unnerves
Causes loss of confidence
alarms · agitation · nervousness · jitters · edginess · unease · apprehension · tension · trepidation · worry
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