exciting
v.v. making you feel very happy, interested, or full of energy. You use this to describe things like a fast game, a great trip, or good news.
v. causing great enthusiasm, eagerness, or interest. Often used to describe external stimuli or events that provoke a strong emotional response.
The movie has an exciting ending.
Moving to a new city is an exciting opportunity to meet different people and start a new career.
The discovery of water on the distant planet provided an exciting breakthrough for the research team, suggesting that life might exist beyond our solar system.
Typically used to describe the thing that causes the feeling, rather than the person feeling it.
I am very exciting about the party.I am very excited about the party.Learners often confuse the '-ing' adjective (the cause) with the '-ed' adjective (the feeling).