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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a huge rush" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense feeling of excitement or urgency, often in the context of a busy situation or event.
Example: "There was a huge rush of adrenaline as the race began, and I felt completely alive."
Alternatives: "a massive surge" or "a big wave of excitement".
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There hasn't been a huge rush yet by banks to offer the programs.
"I was in a huge rush to launch," Saad Mohseni says.
It was just a huge rush, a whole bunch of adrenaline going through my body.
Unlike with older patients, she said, "there is not a huge rush to fix it or they will die".
Although the company's magazines are available on an iPad, said Coleridge, "I wouldn't say that there's a huge rush".
"These days, students are in a huge rush to finish their PhDs due to time and funding requirements," he says.
Mr. Affleck added: "It is such a huge rush when you bring all these people into it.
There will probably be a huge rush of student applications in 2011, as people try to beat the start of the new payment system.
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A shootout between the police and a fleeing man closed the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge this morning, causing a huge rush-hour backup.
Florida beat Vanderbilt tonight behind a huge rushing performance by QB Jeff Driskel, who ran for 177 yards and three TDs.
Fortunately for South Africans, the economic slump has trimmed demand (and a huge, rushed building programme boosted supply), but it will be 2013 before order is properly restored.Britain is running short of power too so quickly that some economists claim, only just tongue-in-cheek, that the economic slowdown is useful.
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