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Discover LudwigThe phrase "with nerve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone acting boldly or with courage in a challenging situation. Example: "She approached the difficult conversation with nerve, determined to express her true feelings."
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Start with nerve cells.
Fortunately, she had friends with nerve to spare.
The reason, they discovered, has to do with nerve connections.
"Now here," Ms. Isaacson recalled thinking, "is someone with nerve.
These clever techniques involve genetically tinkering with nerve cells to make them respond to light.
Cioca now has PTSD, along with nerve damage to her face.
Loratadine helps with allergies, Nexium with heartburn, clonidine with nerve pain.
Many linemen and linebackers play with nerve stress their entire careers.
Other abnormal findings include a messy arrangement of neurofilaments, which may interfere with nerve cell transmission.
Impaling your foot is apparently very painful – something to do with nerve endings.
Critics also say that regulations to prevent contamination of cattle food with nerve tissue are unevenly enforced.
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