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galvanic

[gal-van-ik] / gælˈvæn ɪk /




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It’s a galvanic moment, and George recognizes it.

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In the outer sections, though, “Play” seemed galvanic in a way that was familiar from BMOP’s celebrated recording.

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In films like “Billy Madison” and “Happy Gilmore,” Sandler specialized in a kind of galvanic caricature of Gen X arrested development, oscillating wildly between boyish puppy-dog charm and explosive, bratty anger.

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The first time you truly see Inez De La Paz, the galvanic center of “A Thousand and One,” she is framed against a wall that’s as red as a fire alarm.

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Rudimentary setups can only measure the organism’s galvanic response, or to put that in layman’s terms, “how easily electricity can flow through something,” Kalos explains.

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