Medical Conditions And Symptoms

adjective feeling or appearing troubled or nervous

• The speaker became agitated when the audience started talking during the presentation.
• She gets really agitated when people don't text her back right away.
• He was so agitated about losing the game that he threw his controller across the room.
• The storm clouds gathered, dark and agitated, signaling an impending downpour.

adjective a descriptive word used to modify or describe a noun, in this case, 'bald' describes someone who has no hair on their head

• The bald man was easily recognizable in the crowd.
• I saw a bald guy at the store yesterday.
• That dude is totally rocking the bald look.
• The truth of the matter left him feeling emotionally bald.

noun blood that is blue in color due to a lack of oxygen

• In some cultures, blue blood is associated with royalty and nobility.
• She likes to joke that her blue blood comes from a long line of kings and queens.
• I heard he's got blue blood running through his veins, must be nice to be so rich.
• Having blue blood doesn't make you better than anyone else, we're all equal in the end.

adjective an adjective that describes something as being worn out, broken down, or in a state of disrepair

• The decrepit building was in need of major renovations.
• That decrepit old house is falling apart.
• I can't believe how decrepit that car is, it's a total junker.
• His decrepit state of mind was evident in his lack of enthusiasm for anything.

verb to remove water or moisture from something, typically food, in order to preserve it

• It is important to drink plenty of water during exercise to prevent dehydration.
• Don't forget to drink water or you'll get dehydrated!
• I always make sure to chug water so I don't get dehydrated.
• Her lack of emotion made her seem emotionally dehydrated.

adjective causing someone to feel awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed

• The speaker's embarrassing mistake during the conference caused quite a stir.
• It was so embarrassing when I tripped and fell in front of everyone at the party.
• I can't believe I accidentally sent that embarrassing text to my boss!
• The team's embarrassing defeat in the championship game was a tough pill to swallow.

noun the act of whipping or flogging as a form of punishment or self-discipline

• Flagellation was a common form of punishment in ancient Rome.
• I heard they used flagellation in that old movie as a form of torture.
• They say flagellation was used to teach that guy a lesson.
• The self-flagellation of constantly criticizing oneself can be damaging to one's mental health.

noun lack of sensitivity or consideration towards others' feelings or needs

• The insensitivity of his remarks towards the grieving family was shocking.
• I can't believe the insensitivity of her comments about the situation.
• His insensitivity is off the charts, he just doesn't care about anyone else.
• The insensitivity of the cold wind cut through her like a knife.

adjective Describing something that is not able to be managed or restrained

preposition Indicating a situation where something is beyond regulation or restraint

• The situation quickly spiraled out of control as the protesters refused to disperse.
• The party last night got way out of control with people dancing on tables and breaking things.
• The fight at the bar was totally out of control, with bottles flying everywhere.
• Her emotions were out of control, causing her to burst into tears at the slightest provocation.

noun sweat

• The intense workout caused a significant amount of perspiration on his forehead.
• I always start to feel gross when I notice my perspiration during a workout.
• I hate it when I get pit stains from too much perspiration.
• Her perspiration was evidence of her hard work and dedication to the project.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'related' describes a connection or association between two or more things

• The report contains detailed information about the various topics related to climate change.
• I have been reading articles about topics related to fitness and health.
• I can't believe we're related to such a cool celebrity!
• The two companies are closely related in terms of their business strategies.

noun a strong desire for something to drink; a sensation of dryness in the mouth and throat due to lack of fluid intake

• After running a marathon, the athletes had a strong thirst and quickly reached for some water.
• I'm so thirsty, I could drink a whole gallon of water right now.
• I'm dying of thirst, let's grab a cold one from the fridge.
• His thirst for knowledge was insatiable, always seeking to learn something new.

noun an excessive or exaggerated response to a situation or stimulus

• The company's decision to terminate the employee seemed like an overreaction to the minor mistake.
• Calm down, you're overreacting to the situation.
• Don't freak out, it's just a little overreaction.
• Her emotional outburst was like an overreaction to a small spark.

verb to be contaminated with gluten, typically used in the context of someone with a gluten intolerance or celiac disease consuming gluten accidentally

• I accidentally ingested gluten and got glutened, resulting in digestive issues.
• I ate that pasta dish without realizing it had gluten in it, and now I'm totally glutened.
• I can't believe I got glutened at that restaurant last night - my stomach is killing me.
• After watching that horror movie, I felt emotionally glutened and couldn't sleep.

noun a person's head that is unusually large or swollen

adjective describing the size or condition of the head

• After receiving the award, he developed a big head and started acting arrogantly.
• Ever since he got that promotion, he's had a swelled head and acts like he's better than everyone.
• She's always had a big head ever since she won that competition.
• His success in the business world gave him a swelled head, making him think he was invincible.