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overexcitability — o′ver•ex•cit a•bil′i•ty n … From formal English to slang
overexcitability — overexcitabilˈity (↑excitability) n(5) • • • Main Entry: ↑over … Useful english dictionary
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overexcite — overexcitable, adj. overexcitability, n. overexcitably, adv. overexcitement, n. /oh veuhr ik suyt /, v.t., overexcited, overexciting. to excite too much. [1815 25; OVER + EXCITE] * * * … Universalium
