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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈdrenəlɪn/
adrenaline means: A substance your body produces when you feel fear or excitement, making your heart beat faster.
noun
A substance your body produces when you feel fear or excitement, making your heart beat faster.
- Fear filled him with adrenaline.
- My heart raced as adrenaline rushed through my body.
- The sudden noise caused a surge of adrenaline.
The strong excitement you feel when doing something dangerous or challenging.
- The race was pure adrenaline.
- She goes climbing for the adrenaline.
- For an adrenaline junkie, a quiet holiday seems boring.
Questions about adrenaline
What does adrenaline mean?
A substance your body produces when you feel fear or excitement, making your heart beat faster.
What is adrenaline in other languages?
Türkçe: adrenalin · Español: adrenalina · Français: adrénaline · Deutsch: Adrenalin · Italiano: adrenalina · 日本語: アドレナリン
How do you pronounce adrenaline?
It is pronounced /əˈdrenəlɪn/.
How do you use adrenaline in a sentence?
Fear filled him with adrenaline. My heart raced as adrenaline rushed through my body.
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