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thrill

nounB2 · Upper-intermediate

A sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure.

Meaning of «thrill»

noun

a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure

Riding the roller coaster gave him a huge thrill.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

a strong, happy feeling
excitementthe general word for being excitedThe children screamed with excitement.
thrilla short, sudden feeling of fun or fearRiding the roller coaster gave her a thrill.
elationformalgreat happiness, usually after successHe felt great elation when he won the race.

Word family

thrill B2 · nounthriller B1 · nounthrilling B2 · adjectivethrilled B1 · adjective

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