<\/span><\/h2>\nAfter a lengthy day of blistering cross-examination, I conducted against an alleged, extremely violent hitman, I returned to my desk only to be greeted with an urgent message to report to my supervisor’s office.<\/p>\n
The urgency of that note bought feelings of unease as I slowly walked down the long hallway.<\/p>\n
Fear encompassed almost every part of my body, and I was overwhelmed with dread.<\/p>\n
Something wasn’t right, and I knew it. Three bleak faces greeted me as I opened my supervisor’s office door.<\/p>\n
An FBI agent closed the door behind me, and my supervisor looked me in the eye with a hint of sadness and asked, “Where can you send your son?” At the time, I had a two-year-old son.<\/p>\n
He added, “There has been a threat against your life.” Before I could even acknowledge the panic gripping me, an FBI agent asked me, “What is your blood type?” That was a question I had never been asked and hoped never to be asked again.<\/p>\n
Overwhelm and Fear are two words that cannot begin to express the emotions I felt.<\/p>\n
At that moment, all I knew was that my life changed.<\/p>\n
My predictable daily schedule was about to be upended.<\/p>\n
For the next year, I was under a death threat by two organized crime families, and the U.S. Marshals, the Swat Team, and the FBI were assigned to keep me safe.<\/p>\n
If I could not use adjectives to describe what happened to me during my tenure as an Attorney, the listener of my story would not understand the depth of my experience nor begin to envision its impact on my life.<\/p>\n
I used adjectives to assist in bringing my story to life.<\/p>\n
The following Adjectives that start with ‘R’ will go a long way toward helping you describe a wide range of things and convey various emotions and feelings.<\/p>\n
Let this list ignite your stories.<\/p>\n
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