Moment
Stress
Stress noun - A special notice or importance given to something.
Usage example: the company's orientation program places considerable stress on workplace safety
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It's a line right out of the Troughton era which makes no sense in context, since the Doctor wasn't raised in and has never been culturally assimilated into a sexist society, so he wouldn't fall back on stereotypes even in a moment of extreme stress.
Source: Out-of-Character Moment - The moment when he really approches, though, is when he nearly killed his stepfather, Tam, whom he very much loved, because of the stress and manipulations of Ais Sedai.
Source: Moral Event Horizon / Literature - At a moment of extreme stress, a superpower pops out that the character never knew was there.
Source: Die or Fly
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