The doctor explained to Jenkins that he had a serious ailment for which an operation was absolutely imperative.
The patient turned pale and asked, "Isn’t it very dangerous?"
"Yes," the doctor replied. "Five out of six who undergo this operation die, but as for you, you have nothing to worry about."
"Why not?" eagerly inquired the patient.
"Well, you’re sure to recover because my last five patients died," the doctor reassured him.
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INTERVAL n. - intervening time or space. - pause or break, esp. Between the parts of a performance. - difference in pitch between two sounds. at intervals here and there; now and then. [latin intervallum space between ramparts] - n. - intervening time or space. - pause or break, esp. Between the parts of a performance. - difference in pitch between two sounds. at intervals here and there; now and then. [latin intervallum space between ramparts]
INTERWAR attrib. Adj. Existing in the period between two wars. - attrib. Adj. Existing in the period between two wars.
INTIFADA n. Arab uprising. [arabic]
INTIMACY n. (pl. -ies) 1 state of being intimate. - intimate remark or act; sexual intercourse.
INTIMATE —adj. - closely acquainted; familiar (intimate friend). - private and personal. - (usu. Foll. By with) having sexual relations. - (of knowledge) detailed, thorough. - (of a relationship between things) close. —n. Close friend. intimately adv. [latin intimus inmost] - v. (-ting) 1 (often foll. By that) state or make known. - imply, hint. intimation n. [latin intimo announce: related to *intimate1]
INTREPID adj. Fearless; very brave. intrepidity n. Intrepidly adv. [latin trepidus alarmed]
INTRIGUE —v. (-gues, -gued, -guing) 1 (foll. By with) a carry on an underhand plot. B use secret influence. - arouse the curiosity of. —n. - underhand plot or plotting. - secret arrangement (amorous intrigues). intriguing adj. Esp. In sense 2 of v. Intriguingly adv. [french from italian intrigo]
INTRUDER n. Person who intrudes, esp. A trespasser.
INUNDATE v. (-ting) (often foll. By with) 1 flood. - overwhelm. inundation n. [latin unda wave]
INVASION n. Invading or being invaded.
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