English Language

Excite (Verb) means: To make someone feel very pleased, interested or enthusiastic. In simple words, if something excites us, it makes us feel very happy, eager, or enthusiastic. Whereas, “Incite” (Verb) means: To encourage or make someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent. In simple words, if somebody incites another to behave in a violent or illegal way, he encourages other to do so by making them angry or excited.

Veracity (Noun) means: The quality of being true, honest or accurate or truthfulness. It is a quality of being true or the habit to tell the truth. Synonyms of “Veracity” are: Accuracy, truth, credibility, precision, exactitude, etc. Whereas, “Voracity” (Noun) means: Excessive desire to eat.

“Auger” (Noun) means: A hard metal tool with a handle (like a corkscrew), used for boring holes in wood or in the ground. Whereas, “Augur” (Noun) means: Portend, Serve as an omen. “Augur” (Verb) means: To be a sign of good or bad, especially in the future.