Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
hurricaning
English answer:
to speak rapidly or intensely (colloquial or metaphorical sense)
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Sakshi Garg
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English term
hurricaning
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Dr Sabine Hazan: But before I get to that, because I know I tend to be a bit hurricaning, I'm sorry...
Del Bigtree: It's all right.
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Is there such a word? This is what I hear... Thank you for explaining.
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Is there such a word? This is what I hear... Thank you for explaining.
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to speak rapidly or intensely (colloquial or metaphorical sense)
The term hurricaning is not a standard word in the English language. It seems that Dr. Sabine Hazan might have used it in a colloquial or metaphorical sense during the conversation. Given the context you provided, it appears she's using hurricaning to describe her tendency to speak rapidly or intensely, much like how a hurricane is fast and intense. It's not uncommon for individuals to create or use non-standard words or phrases in casual conversation to convey a specific idea or emotion.
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In your case, hurricaning likely refers to her energetic or whirlwind manner of speaking or presenting information. It's a creative way of expressing her self-awareness about her communication style.
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In your case, hurricaning likely refers to her energetic or whirlwind manner of speaking or presenting information. It's a creative way of expressing her self-awareness about her communication style.
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