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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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an exited story

He kept telling an excited story all afternoon.

Is this idiomatic?

I guess this is idiomatic and it means that he kept telling a story in which the subject is excited.

Thanks in advance.
  

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I think his story may have been "exciting", being about exciting events, and causing the listeners to be excited. Excited=feeling excitement. Exciting=causing excitement.

— Anonymous

  • I think his story may have been "exciting", being about exciting events, and causing the listeners to be excited.
  • Excited=feeling excitement.
  • Exciting=causing excitement.
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I think his story may have been "exciting", being about exciting events, and causing the listeners to be excited.
Excited=feeling excitement.
Exciting=causing excitement.
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