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stroke

noun as in a blow, a striking

Strongest match

Strong matches

noun as in accomplishment

noun as in seizure

Strongest matches

verb as in pat lengthwise

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After weeks of silence and doubt, Emily's video about how pottery saved her life reaches thousands and other stroke survivors message her to praise her content.

From BBC

Since a stroke in 2012, the actor has been in a wheelchair and most of his work has been in voiceover.

While the plane was still at the gate, Plasencia suffered a “mini stroke” and temporarily lost the ability to speak or pick up his phone, according to the complaint.

The evidence includes heightened risk for stroke, breaching of the blood-brain barrier and “brain fog,” which can linger for months.

Because like when she does the chime stroking things or like, the brush strokes, which are the really soft sounds.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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