Excites
Excites is the third-person singular present tense of the verb excite. In general English usage, to excite means to cause strong feelings, interest, or activity in someone, or to arouse enthusiasm or prompt action. Examples include “The prospect excites investors” and “The story excites curiosity.” It can also mean to provoke strong emotions such as suspicion or anger.
Etymology: The word derives from Old French exciter, from Latin excitare, formed from ex- “out” + citare
Scientific senses: In science, to excite often means to raise a system to a higher energy level.
Grammatical notes: Excites has the forms excited (past tense and participle) and exciting (present participle). Related
Usage: The term is common in journalism, science, and everyday speech. Use precise language: for example, “excites