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For people like me, non-native English speakers, it's really hard to figure out the differences in their meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

 

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

 

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

For people like me, non-native English speakers, it's really hard to figure out the differences in their meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

 

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

 

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

For people like me, non-native English speakers, it's really hard to figure out the differences in their meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

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For people like me, non-native English speakers, it's really hard to figure out the differencedifferences in their meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

For people like me, non-native speakers, it's really hard to figure out the difference in meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

For people like me, non-native English speakers, it's really hard to figure out the differences in their meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

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For people like me, non-nativesnative speakers, it's really hard to figure out the difference in meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The cildrenchildren were psyched about going to the circus.

For people like me, non-natives, it's really hard to figure out the difference in meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The cildren were psyched about going to the circus.

For people like me, non-native speakers, it's really hard to figure out the difference in meaning between words "psyched" and "thrilled". Are they interchangeable?

Is the meaning actually different in the following three sentences?

The children were thrilled to go to the circus.

The children were psyched to go to the circus.

The children were psyched about going to the circus.

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