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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bigger rush" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increased feeling of excitement or adrenaline, often in the context of activities that are thrilling or exhilarating.
Example: "Skydiving gave me a bigger rush than I ever expected."
Alternatives: "a greater thrill" or "an enhanced excitement".
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The public demands a bigger rush, a wilder ride.
Nevertheless, he recognises a shared potential for addiction: a hunger for mightier waves, more juice, a bigger rush.
"It seems there is a bigger rush to Mexico and elsewhere," said Tom Nassif, the Western Growers president, who said Americans were also farming in countries in Central America.
Once they start dabbling in sex, they need a bigger rush, so they go to threesomes, then they go to orgies, then they go to S&M.
This is because other diet-induced neurological changes make food not only taste better, but also cause food to give a bigger rush of the reward hormone dopamine.
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'It was a big rush.
"Everyone here is in a big rush," he said.
Likewise, Ms. Pelosi said, "we're not in a big rush".
I'm a big Rush person, I'm the poster boy for Rush".
There will be a big rush of 20,000 people looking for a job at once.
But if there's a big rush, I don't sense the immediate urgency".
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