abnormality
abnormality
/ˌæbnɔɹˈmæɫəti/
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Some people will argue that fetuses are persons, so fetuses with abnormalities are simply disabled persons.
Today we talked about abortions in cases of fetal abnormality, assisted suicide, and euthanasia.
And pathogens and abnormalities began to run amok where antibodies could not get to them.
to ache
to ache
/ˈeɪk/
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Your muscles begin to ache, you grow irritable, and you lose your appetite.
There's that aching throb that comes after.
I came in aching today, but I feel a little loosey-goosey.
ache
ache
/ˈeɪk/
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This oversensitivity causes withdrawal symptoms, including muscle aches, stomach pains, fever, and vomiting.
What does it matter if you have a tummy ache?
We know exactly how to ease our aches and pains.
achy
achy
/ˈeɪki/
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Their joints get achy because of these medicines.
It can even help explain why we might be extra achy or tired at that particular time.
They’ll be like, “I’ve been so tired and, like, achy.
acne
acne
/ˈækni/
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You can use it for acne, you can use it for many different things.
Face mapping can identify the cause of your acne.
And today we will be debunking myths about acne.
acute
acute
/əkˈjut/
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The acute medical therapy is indicated in the exposure.
How can you cut the blob entirely into acute triangles and stop it from destroying the planet?
If somebody has got an acute problem here, they can get in very quickly.
affliction
affliction
/əˈfɫɪkʃən/
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Your fetid flatulence affliction is from a different source.
An affliction known today as “Marie’s Disease”.
He's working with a hand affliction.
to aggravate
to aggravate
/ˈæɡɹəˌveɪt/
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The smallest thing aggravates you.
I really try to limit the amount of things I aggravate you with.
Keep in mind every time you increase the dose, it could aggravate your anxiety.
agony
agony
/ˈæɡəni/
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So I'm constantly living in agony.
Its agonies was initially reluctant, but Cooper eventually persuaded him to produce the classic Mini Cooper 9 9 7.
Although Prometheus remained in perpetual agony, he never expressed regret at his act of rebellion.
aggressive
aggressive
/əˈɡɹɛsɪv/
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"You're sounding like an illiberal liberal "promoting extremist aggressive cosmopolitanism.
Cadets attempt to subdue an aggressive assailant and apply handcuffs.
Again, they give the car that aggressive sporty vibe buyers can't find in a factory Tesla.
to ail
to ail
/ˈeɪɫ/
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It will cure what ails you.
His body ailed, and he chose to end his life in 1932.
Franklin Roosevelt, his health was ailing.
ailing
ailing
/ˈeɪɫɪŋ/
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ailment
ailment
/ˈeɪɫmənt/
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But we still have a lot to learn about this ancient ailment.
" If Kim were recovering from an ailment, he might do it at this residential compound.
" State television didn't cover Kim Jong-il's ailments.
allergic
allergic
/əˈɫɝdʒɪk/
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Daphne turns around, she goes, "She's allergic to this medication.
" The nurse is literally holding the medication that Natalie is allergic to.
And then Daphne finds out that the nurse was going to give her medication that Natalie was deathly allergic to.
allergy
allergy
/ˈæɫɝdʒi/
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The most expensive thing we get for him is his monthly allergy medicine.
And her non-basic flavors involve nuts like pistachios and almonds, but a lot of her potential customers have nut allergies.
This has all done wonders for people with food allergies and dietary restrictions.
anemic
anemic
/əˈnimɪk/
adjectiveClick to see examples
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The best way to describe the current state of charting infrastructure in the U.S. is anemic.
And therefore, they want the relatively anemic AI we have in games today.

asthmatic
asthmatic
/æzˈmætɪk/
nounExamples

at death’s door
at death’s door
/æt dˈɛθz dˈoːɹ/
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attack
attack
/əˈtæk/
nounClick to see examples
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This initial burst of sound, called the attack, is not particularly musical.
I had a huge anxiety attack a couple weeks ago, and
So this is Rainbow Moon Heartache, one of Sailor Moon's attacks.
bad
bad
/ˈbæd/
adjectiveClick to see examples
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They believed that bad air caused infections and illnesses.
So just how bad are things down there in lower Philadelphia?
Google's decision led to bad press around the world and requests for hearings in the U.S. Congress.
bedridden
bedridden
/ˈbɛˌdɹɪdən/
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And some people I know are completely bedridden.
She suffered near-fatal injuries to her spine, pelvis and hips, and was bedridden for months afterward.
They were both bedridden for several days, and Hildebrandt grew to deeply hate Bier for some reason.
bedsore
bedsore
/bˈɛdsoːɹ/
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By week two, you can start developing nasty ulcers called bedsores.
benign
benign
/bɪˈnaɪn/
adjectiveClick to see examples
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You could say the potential bubble is benign.
But inflation isn’t just some benign force.
And the north was occupied by fishes and shrimp under the benign rule of the giant turtle.

to be sick
to be sick
/biː sˈɪk/
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bout
bout
/ˈbaʊt/
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The winner of the bout runs through a hatch below a sign that says "Devil Dogs."
You get that killing blow, you win the bout.
A bout 70 percent of the U.S. auto market is sport utilities and pickup trucks.
breathless
breathless
/ˈbɹɛθɫəs/
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You’re very breathless.
Over the edge, I'm just breathless ♪ ♪
Over the edge, I'm just breathless ♪ ♪
breathlessness
breathlessness
/bɹˈɛθləsnəs/
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The breathlessness now is pretty acute.
bug
bug
/ˈbəɡ/
nounClick to see examples
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We went inside Canada's Entomo Farms to see how they turn crickets from bugs to brunch.
And then Hollywood stepped in, introducing Herbie the Love Bug in 1968.
[Narrator] Foreign bugs hitchhiking in luggage have wreaked havoc in the US before.
burnout
burnout
/ˈbɝˌnaʊt/
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Today, I want to talk about, YouTube creator burnout, more specifically, during Vlogmas.
You can look up about YouTube creator burnout.
“If I’m going to be honest with you, I think there was some real burnout going on.”
cancerous
cancerous
/ˈkænsɝəs/
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One of the complexities of aggressive tumors is that they can have multiple populations of slightly different cancerous cells.
Let's look at a healthy liver cell, a healthy hair cell, and a cancerous cell.
And he found dozens of papers describing infections somehow reducing cancerous cells.
cardiac
cardiac
/ˈkɑɹdiˌæk/
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If you had a cardiac problem, you've got this problem.
Your cardiac muscle is also striated, and uses sliding filaments to contract, but the similarities end there.
Cardiac cells are also loaded with energy-generating mitochondria.
carrier
carrier
/ˈkæɹiɝ/, /ˈkɛɹiɝ/
nounClick to see examples
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There is strong agreement that genes, the carriers of inherited traits, play a role in autism.
The carrier's maiden journey took place on a leased Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 737 flying from Dubai to Karachi.
Aircraft carriers are expensive, the latest carrier in the U.S. Navy.

catarrh
catarrh
/kətˈɑːɹ/
nounExamples
to catch
to catch
/ˈkætʃ/
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When you catch a big fish, it becomes food for your dinner.
While women searched for available fruits or roots, men hunted for wild animals or caught fish.
Rain filled lakes and rivers where they could obtain water to drink and catch fish to eat.
catching
catching
/ˈkætʃɪŋ/
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Ramon bid him farewell with a final passive-aggressive remark about his catching.
celiac
celiac
/sˈɛlɪˌæk/
adjectiveClick to see examples
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There's people who have celiac sensitivity.
chill
chill
/ˈtʃɪɫ/
nounClick to see examples
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And just be more chill.
I had gotten chills.
Things move at a nice chill pace.
chronic
chronic
/ˈkɹɑnɪk/
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The consequences of chronic sleep deprivation can be truly disastrous.
I get random bursts of pain everywhere like chronic pain life, you know?
Well, I have chronic pain.
to collapse
to collapse
/kəˈɫæps/
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Eventually, the price collapses.
That's why the Hispanic employment to population ratio collapsed in April.
And I'm very proud that it didn't collapse.
collapse
collapse
/kəˈɫæps/
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And that collapse happens very quickly and compresses the fuel up to fusion conditions.
They desperately push back against gravity, against the collapse.
When really really massive stars die, their cores collapse under their own gravity into black holes.
coma
coma
/ˈkoʊmə/
nounClick to see examples
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If malaria breaches the blood-brain barrier it can cause coma, neurological damage or death.
patients were dosed with the hormone insulin, causing them to go into shock and then a coma.
Any hotter, and heat stroke can set in, leading to exhaustion, delirium, or even a coma.
comatose
comatose
/ˈkoʊməˌtoʊs/
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Charlie’s mom calls to tell him that his dad has been hospitalized and is basically comatose.
Ben who's been comatose all morning comes alive to kind of make me look like a fool.
One is that the comatose brain doesn’t go through the regular cycles of sleep.
to come down with
to come down with
/kˈʌm dˈaʊn wɪð/
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So you say women who have inflammation also come down with childbed fever, therefore the inflammation caused the fever.
If the doctor then treats a new patient, that patient often comes down with the fever.
He was a healthy teenager who came down with the flu, a fever of 103 degrees.
community spread
community spread
/kəmjˈuːnɪɾi spɹˈɛd/
nounClick to see examples
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Community spread, or community cases, are essentially when the source of the infection is unknown.
We're still seeing a lot of community spread.
We're still seeing a lot of community spread.

to complain of
to complain of
/kəmplˈeɪn ʌv/
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complaint
complaint
/kəmˈpɫeɪnt/
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One early complaint was "click fraud.
The same complaint, after all, could be made about books or television.
My only complaint about the concert, 'Fly' was not performed. '

to be down with
to be down with
/biː dˈaʊn wɪð/
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