thrilling
v.v. causing a sudden feeling of great excitement and pleasure. You use this to describe something that makes your heart beat faster, like a fast ride or a great movie.
v. causing a sudden surge of intense excitement or pleasure. Often used to describe experiences that involve physical or emotional stimulation.
The roller coaster ride was absolutely thrilling.
The team scored a goal in the final minute, ending the match in a thrilling victory.
The novel's thrilling climax masterfully weaves together several subplots, leaving the reader breathless as the protagonist narrowly escapes a series of increasingly dangerous traps.
Commonly modifies nouns like 'experience', 'adventure', or 'performance'.
I am very thrilling about the trip.I am very thrilled about the trip.Learners often confuse the -ing adjective (describing the cause) with the -ed adjective (describing the feeling).