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| fight-or-flight re·ac·tion (plural fight-or-flight re·ac·tions) |
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physical response to danger: a set of physiological changes, including an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and the flow of adrenaline, that constitutes the body's instinctive response to impending danger or other stress
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