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choked

adjective as in anxious

adjective as in congested

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adjective as in insecure

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adjective as in neurotic

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adjective as in smothered

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adjective as in strained

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adjective as in tense

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"He choked me and I passed out," she adds.

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My brother was a really sweet — I’m gonna get choked up talking about him — he was a really sweet soul who got hurt and couldn’t overcome that.

Holed up in the caravan park her family owns, Emily White's voice choked up as she explained her fear and surprise.

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One relative said he told her that Mrs Arter had choked but others said they were told he had woken up to find her dead.

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These blazes take off in part because native plants in the chaparral and sage scrub ecosystems are getting choked out by such frequent fire.

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