[Idiom] ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT. - Unlock Enthralling English Phrases: Feeling the Thrill

Excitedly anticipating.

Being "on the edge of your seat" doesn't involve physical movement, but rather, it captures a state of suspense or excitement. This expression is commonly used when someone is watching a thrilling movie or a tense sports game, where the outcome is so uncertain or exciting that it figuratively pulls them to the front of their seats. The idiom evokes a vivid image of anticipation and engagement, perfect for moments filled with suspense.

Example Sentences

1. It kept him on the edge of his seat.

   It kept him very excited and anxious.

2. The thrilling game kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

   The thrilling game kept everyone very excited and anxious.

3. The suspenseful movie had viewers on the edge of their seats until the end.

   The suspenseful movie had viewers very excited and anxious until the end.