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Meanings of adrenaline in English
Portuguese
adrenalina Catalan
adrenalina 
A catecholamine secreted by the adrenal medulla in response to stress (trade name Adrenalin); stimulates autonomic nerve action.
Synonyms
Examples for "epinephrine"
Examples for "epinephrine"
1
The order of potency was isoproterenol greater than epinephrine greater than norepinephrine.
2
The addition of epinephrine resulted in a decrease of mean arterial pressure.
3
PARP inhibitors had minimal effect on both collagen- and epinephrine-induced platelet aggregation.
4
The same reason The Michelangelo Killer uses epinephrine to murder his victims.
5
Lineage sells a generic epinephrine drug administered through its USP auto-injector system.
1
In large doses, or when it is too frequently repeated, epinephrin depresses the respiration.
2
The most satisfactory action, especially from the epinephrin, is from small doses frequently repeated.
3
The blood pressure rise from epinephrin is quickly over; that from the pituitary extract lasts longer.
4
Hypodermic tablets of epinephrin may also be obtained.
5
Pituitary extract acts somewhat similarly to epinephrin.
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Last year, Adrenalin Internet Systems launched a biometric program that tracks attendance.
2
They were singing… Adrenalin was flowing and there was this edge of potential violence.
3
I breathed, trying to lower the adrenalin rush, and checked the situation.
4
That adrenalin-fuelled sense of panic that can lead to flashes of brilliance.
5
He wanted to rest and digest the adrenalin, draw in the moment.
Usage of adrenaline in English
1
There was so much adrenaline and just good vibes and good energy.
2
Panic and adrenaline are great in certain situations, but not in cave-diving.
3
John felt his adrenaline spike as soon as he saw the soldiers.
4
So we learned to let go and let them feel the adrenaline.
5
Some are driven by the adrenaline of war reporting, without a doubt.
6
There was no adrenaline, laybacking or slabs involved with home drainage systems.
7
I'll be living on adrenaline again, going from one crisis to another.
8
Ultimately, West sees the Neighborhood Web project developing in more adrenaline-inducing directions.
9
This is way more high adrenaline than my last driver's ed experience.
10
Simply, the British monarchy has been given a huge hit of adrenaline.
11
I used to love cycling through Dublin traffic, synapses fizzing with adrenaline.
12
With the adrenaline of the moment fading, the pain had come back.
13
Broken heart syndrome is a condition in which adrenaline causes weakness instead.
14
All of the adrenaline rush with none of the real-life financial risk.
15
The adrenaline rush, they say, is as good as a bungee jump.
16
He became part of the team: a nocturnal, adrenaline-fuelled Manhattan line cook.
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Australia
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