thrill (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /θrɪl/
Definition
A sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure, often caused by something dangerous, frightening, or extremely enjoyable.
Examples
The roller coaster ride was a real thrill.
She felt a thrill of anticipation as the show began.
He gets a thrill from extreme sports.
How to Use thrill
- thrill of (prepositional phrase)
- A feeling of excitement caused by something specific. — "He experienced the thrill of victory."
- thrill someone (verb)
- To cause someone to feel excitement. — "The surprise party thrilled everyone."
- thrill seeker (collocation)
- A person who actively seeks out exciting or dangerous experiences. — "As a thrill seeker, she loved skydiving."
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