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even more exciting

idiom
Meaning

A phrase you use to make a comparison stronger. It means something is much more exciting than you might expect.


Examples
SIMPLE

The movie was good, but the sequel is even more exciting.

CONTEXTUAL

We enjoyed the first game, but the championship match promises to be even more exciting.

COMPLEX

The prospect of traveling to a new continent is thrilling, yet the opportunity to work there is even more exciting.

Last updated April 22, 2026