0 to give someone strong feelings of happiness and excitement --
Many emigrants recall their passages as particularly exhilarating experiences, regardless of physical discomforts.
Their uncanny amalgamation is what makes for opera's affective power, at once troubling and exhilarating.
They both came to inspire apparent fantasies of immortality in their subjects, who found it simultaneously exhilarating and unthinkable to imagine living without them.
The result is exhilarating, a reminder of what feminist history can be.
Speeding through the wet mist of the fog was exhilarating.
The authors of the age were at once troubled and exhilarated by this experience.
The fluid sequence of ideas, a little like someone free-associating on a couch, is at once exhilarating and sometimes faintly implausible.
For those of us used to reading tomes within a more legal, analytical framework this can be both exhilarating and disappointing.
