Pronunciation

/θrɪl/

Definitions

Noun

• A strong feeling of excitement or pleasure derived from something new, thrilling, or dangerous.
• A sudden rush of emotion or adrenaline.
• An exciting event or experience.

Verb

• To experience a thrill (usually from an activity or situation).
• To arouse or give a thrill to (someone).

Adjective

• Causing or giving a thrill.
• Exciting or stimulating.

Adverb

• Thrillingly, with excitement.

Phrases

• “Get a thrill from” refers to deriving enjoyment or excitement from something.
• “A thrill ride” denotes an exciting or adventurous activity.
• “She lived on a constant thrill” implies a life filled with excitement.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The roller coaster provided a thrilling rush of adrenaline.”
• Verb: “He still gets a thrill every time he skydives.”
• Adjective: “The thriller movie kept the audience on the edge of their seats.”
• Adverb: “She danced thrillingly at the party.”

Synonyms

• Excitement
• Elation
• Thrillseeking
• Tingling sensation
• Jolt
• Zing
• Buzz