pulsate

The emergency room pulsated with activity.

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an unruly child who was thrashed with a birch cane. See also Synonyms at defeat ,pulsate

A regular rhythm pulsated in our ears.

The patient's heart continued to beat strongly. Topalpitate is to pulsate with excessive rapidity and often arrhythmically, as a malfunctioning heart might; the term may also denote a trembling, shaking, or quivering movement:

The music made my heart pulsate with excitement.

The neon lights pulsate in the dark night.

Her temples began to pulsate with pain.

The city pulsates with energy and life.

The dance floor seemed to pulsate with the beat of the music.

The colors of the sunset pulsated across the sky.

His excitement caused his veins to pulsate visibly.

The city streets pulsate with the sounds of traffic.

The intense emotions in the room made the atmosphere pulsate.

The bass from the speakers made the entire room pulsate.

It's a pulsating star that swells and shrinks periodically.

It was pulsating slightly, giving it the rather sinister look of some diseased internal organ.

As a patient breathes or the heart pumps blood, the brain pulsates accordingly.

Easy for her to say, thought Ove, his breast pulsating with anger and sorrow.

This sporocyst changes colour, pulsates, flashesbright colours and looks quite like a caterpillar or maggot.

They all want to protect the ballot box as a pulsating heart of our republic.

So she went on, the air around her pulsating silently, and oppressing the earth with lassitude.

And unlike common earthworms, the Mongolian death worm has a thick body which pulsates as it moves, egh.

Because the stars pulsate at regular times, researchers could see them through the galaxy's clouds of dust.

All he hears is Parvaneh's remote voice through the deafening sound of pulsating blood in his ears.