thrill
keseronokan
definition
verb
his kiss thrilled and excited her
cause (someone) to have a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure.
the shock of alarm thrilled through her
(of an emotion or sensation) pass with a nervous tremor.
noun
the thrill of jumping out of an airplane
a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure.
example
Stenosis in the artery causes a swishing sound, which is heard as a bruit on auscultation and also may be felt as a 'thrill' or slight vibration in the vessel on palpation.
Hikari knew the striking 'thrill' of emotion before she could even think about it.
We 'thrill' to their victories, commit their most heroic moments to memory, defend our favourite players with almost theological passion.
Rather, we 'thrill' to the juxtaposition of four amazing actors trading turns as the literary lovers in their prime and autumnal years.
A familiar 'thrill' rushed through me as I took everything in.
The Creator gave me eyes and senses to 'thrill' to the appeal of femininity.
I 'thrill' to the notion that someone is doing something More Important Than Weblogging.
Tell us, do you seek the 'thrill' rides at the amusement park or is the carousel more your speed?
He grins as his body trembles with the 'thrill' of true fear, the first he's felt since he faced the Masks.
They'll still 'thrill' to the action scenes and laugh at the jokes.
As you read this special issue on Prisons, 'thrill' to the fact that lives are being changed - in spite of their presence in prison cells.
For though it's a challenge, it's a rewarding one, and the 'thrill' and pleasure of coasting down the other side more than makes up for the hour spent pedalling in earnest to reach the peak.
Risk is not a necessary requirement for sensation-seeking, although it does intensify the 'thrill' for a high sensation-seeker.
The thought sent a delightful 'thrill' through her, making her loins tingle with an anticipation of shared pleasure.
The sheer 'thrill' and enjoyment they took from the game is something that will live with me.
It would also be a 'thrill' to hear that squall of feedback at every public occasion where a national anthem is required.
This detected the sensation of 'thrill' through real-time sampling and analysis of physiological reactions.
I felt an immense 'thrill' rush, hoping he had finally taken a good look at my captor's feet.
It was a call that sent a 'thrill' of genuine excitement down the spine of every weary hack sitting there wondering whether the post-election day was ever going to end.
Blood Money, however, has some of his best work - aficionados will 'thrill' to a couple of tracks in particular.
Moviegoers can 'thrill' to a spinning top exploding in mid-air!
The fight hadn't solved any problems, but its continued existence, a familiar sensation from my former life, was a 'thrill' .
But again, the biggest 'thrill' of my day is surfing great waves in Baja in places that I've helped save.
As an author, it was a 'thrill' to create emotion in an audience.
to ride a winner is always a 'thrill'
An arteriovenous fistula of the left arm had a palpable 'thrill' .
Scorsese today is still one of America's best film-makers, and he still makes films that we can 'thrill' to and think about.
Listening to good English can provide a real 'thrill' of pleasure.
I can honestly say that I felt a little 'thrill' of excitement.
I'm afraid I began to 'thrill' to the prospect of her casting.
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