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The phrase "almost exciting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly thrilling or stimulating but falls short of being fully exciting.
Example: "The movie had an interesting premise, but the execution was almost exciting, leaving the audience wanting more."
Alternatives: "nearly thrilling" or "close to exhilarating".
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"I would characterize it as almost exciting".
For some, the flooding has been almost exciting.
Perhaps because this is such a quiet place most of the time, many residents regard the onslaught as an almost exciting quadrennial sport, something like the Olympics.
A quick and random sweep through a few of my manuscripts reveals the following uses of "almost": almost never, almost always, almost certainly, almost ready, almost willing, almost impulsively, almost as though, almost immediately, almost everywhere, almost kind, almost cruel, almost exciting, almost home, almost asleep, almost dead.
3.06pm: Ant and Dec defend BGT over the Susan Boyle furore and accept that they may have to take a pay cut from ITV (although they might see what Stuart Murphy has to offer at Sky). 3.20pm: Those cheeky chappies in conversation 3.40pm: Christopher Biggins is (almost) exciting the snappers and autograph hunters outside the conference centre.
In retrospect it was the "most terrible thing" but at the time, she says, it seemed almost exciting, with all her family gathered to see her off.
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And he's starting to doubt himself, which is almost the most exciting part of that journey.
But, in patches, this is almost funny and nearly exciting.
They remain almost ridiculously exciting.
It is almost unbearably exciting.
It's almost too exciting just to contemplate.
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