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\"\"<\/a>Simultaneous emergence of young leaves or flowers on trees and large shrubs.<\/p>\n

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An area where water (usually\u00b1 base-rich) flows or seeps through the ground, making its vegetation often very different from that of the more acid, stagnant or drier surroundings (mostly found in mountains or moorlands).<\/p>\n

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A red colour in the skin.<\/p>\n

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To wash a wound with liquid.<\/p>\n

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Sudden reddening of the face.<\/p>\n

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Also known as blushing; a sudden reddening of the face, neck, and sometimes upper chest. Flushing is usually a normal response to embarrassment, anger, or other strong emotion. However, it may also be associated with a high fever, menopause, rosacea, a drug reaction, or food allergies.<\/p>\n

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Reddening of the face and\/or neck. Hectic flush occurs in such wasting diseases as pulmonary tuberculosis. A hot flush, accompanied by a feeling of heat, occurs in some emotional disorders and during the menopause.<\/p>\n

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Flushing is the reddening of the face and occasionally the neck, caused by the widening of blood vessels near the skin’s surface. It can happen during a fever or due to feeling embarrassed. Women commonly experience hot flushes during menopause.<\/p>\n

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