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Vocabulary
Slow-motion feeling
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When somebody says: everything took on a slow-motion feeling inside me does it mean that the feelings of that person were slow or something?
When somebody says: everything took on a slow-motion feeling inside me does it mean that the feelings of that person were slow or something?
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It depends on the context. It may be that the person experienced a traumatic event, such as a car accident, during which one is supposed to perceive a slowing of time -- as if events are happening in a slow-motion film. But, as I say, more context is needed.
- It depends on the context.
- It may be that the person experienced a traumatic event, such as a car accident, during which one is supposed to perceive a slowing of time -- as if events are happening in a slow-motion film.
- But, as I say, more context is needed.
- What was happening at the time?
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It depends on the context.
It may be that the person experienced a traumatic event, such as a car accident, during which one is supposed to perceive a slowing of time -- as if events are happening in a slow-motion film.
But, as I say, more context is needed. What was happening at the time?
It may be that the person experienced a traumatic event, such as a car accident, during which one is supposed to perceive a slowing of time -- as if events are happening in a slow-motion film.
But, as I say, more context is needed. What was happening at the time?
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Yes, she walked into the house where murder was commited and saw blood etc.
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Yes, she walked into the house where murder was commited and saw blood etc.
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