Rescue

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Heroic ConnotationsPlay
Rescue often implies bravery and heroism in the effort to save others. SlideThe lifeguard's daring rescue was praised by everyone on the beach.
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Urgency and EmergencyPlay
The term 'rescue' suggests immediate action is needed to prevent harm. SlideA call for rescue goes out when a hiker is trapped on a cliff.
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Professional RespondersPlay
Rescue often involves trained professionals, like firefighters or coastguards. SlideThe rescue team responded quickly to the flood victims in need.