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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rush out of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden feeling of excitement or adrenaline, often in the context of an experience or activity.
Example: "After completing the challenging hike, I felt a rush out of the accomplishment and the beautiful views."
Alternatives: "a surge of" or "an adrenaline rush from".
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This helps explain why many people get a rush out of risky behavior, especially when they can experience danger/pain without much risk, such as in eating spicy food.[3].
"I get a rush out of keeping moving like this," she said.
"I get a rush out of trying to put the team together".
This prompted a rush out of emerging market assets, perhaps the more significant story yesterday.
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LIONESS LOOSE IN CROWD; 5,000 PANIC-STRICKEN; Scores Trampled in a Rush Out of a Newark Park.
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Maintain variety: some close-ups of fire victims, broader shots of the burning building, and action photos of a fireman rushing out of the fray.
He and Reichert were working so quickly that on a couple of occasions, Neagle was late getting out on field to start an inning, rushing out of the clubhouse after changing his T-shirt.
"A rainless gale rushing out of the east, deer tracks in moor mud, a black sky, gannets showing white as flares above the sea.
Each bite delivers an uppercut of deep, soulful smokiness that washes over you like a gauzy burst of smoke rushing out of a grill at a summer cookout.
Our airborne instructor halted us and walked toward the aircraft to meet with an excited airman rushing out of it.
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