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She's an adrenaline junkie. She loves the rush that comes from roller coasters, skydiving, and big waves.adrenaline junkie = “fight or flight” stimulating hormone
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She was still shaking from the adrenaline rush that came with the fright.
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You should rest. You're running on caffeine and adrenaline.
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Now that I am safe, the adrenaline that propelled me here is fading, and the pain is getting worse. (source)
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The adrenalin began to wear off as I made my way back to the highway, and the immensity of the road ahead weighed upon me. (source)adrenalin = “fight or flight” stimulating hormone (also spelled "adrenaline")
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Struggling, bursting with adrenaline, he finally found an open spot to get his feet under him and ran with all his power. (source)adrenaline = “fight or flight” stimulating hormone
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Everybody else was dragging, waiting for practice to end, but the adrenaline was flowing for me. (source)adrenaline = “fight or flight” stimulating hormone
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Mason didn't stop to think—he raced outside in an adrenaline rush and charged across the field to what was left of the plane, its fuselage ripped apart.† (source)adrenaline rush = the intense feeling that comes from an increase in the "fight or flight" hormone
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After all that adrenalin, he's parched. (source)adrenalin = “fight or flight” stimulating hormone (also spelled "adrenaline")
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John says, "I'm not engineer educated, but I am an adrenaline junkie.† (source)adrenaline junkie = someone who loves exciting or scary experiences that increase the "fight or flight" hormone that creates intense feeling
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Adrenalin flooded his system, bringing with it a surge of courage and high spirits.† (source)Adrenalin = a trademark name for the chemical that is the “fight or flight” stimulating hormone secreted by the adrenal gland in response to stresseditor's notes: The natural hormone is spelled adrenaline.
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There was no adrenaline, no danger. (source)adrenaline = hormone released to help the body prepare for action ("fight or flight")
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The waves were big and I could feel the adrenaline rush.† (source)adrenaline rush = the intense feeling that comes from an increase in the "fight or flight" hormone
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Dizzy from the stress and the quart of adrenalin that had been pumped into his system, he shook his head a few times, still looking at the dead man at his feet. (source)adrenalin = “fight or flight” stimulating hormone (also spelled "adrenaline")
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I was an adrenaline junkie for sure.† (source)adrenaline junkie = someone who loves exciting or scary experiences that increase the "fight or flight" hormone that creates intense feeling
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He was rushed to the hospital and injected with Adrenalin.† (source)Adrenalin = a trademark name for the chemical that is the “fight or flight” stimulating hormone secreted by the adrenal gland in response to stress
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