Adjective:

கிளர்ச்சித்தல்,

excitable's Usage Examples:

In 1568 he was appointed lieutenant-general to Don John of Austria during the suppression of the Morisco revolt in Granada, and he also accompanied Don John during the Lepanto campaign, his function being to watch and control his nominal commanderin-chief, whose excitable temperament was distrusted by the king.

He shrugged his shoulders in ungracious acquiescence, while our visitor in hurried words and with much excitable gesticulation poured forth his story.

The excitable foci of the cerebral cortex are well myelinated long before the unexcitable are so.

The presence of such dewlaps in lizards is always a sign of an excitable temper.

eccentricitywonderfully quixotic, excitable personality, and the term " erratic behavior " can embrace eccentricities considered normal to many stars.

They are, however, less excitable than are the nerve cells which innervate them.

His mind, excitable by nature, very imperfectly disciplined by education, and exposed to the enthusiasm which was then epidemic in England, began to be fearfully disordered.

The statement that in the anthropoid (orang-outan) brain the groups of foci in the motor fields of the cortex are themselves separated one from another by surrounding inexcitable cortex, has been made and was one of great interest, but has not been confirmed by subsequent observat'on.

She is always spoken of by his friends as a mild, reasonable and obliging person, whose amiability and gentle sense did much to soothe the too nervous and excitable temperament of her husband.

In the heart muscle during a brief period after each beat, that is, after each single contraction of the rhythmic series, the muscle becomes inexcitable.

Eugenius was dignified in demeanour, but inexperienced and vacillating in action and excitable in temper.

I was no longer a restless, excitable little creature, requiring the attention of everybody on the train to keep me amused.

An Italian is self-assured because he is excitable and easily forgets himself and other people.

Synonyms:

sensitive, irritable,

Antonyms:

unfriendly, cool, cold, serious, unexcitable,