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convulsive
This term describes movements or emotions that are spasmodic and involuntary. In a medical or physical sense, it refers to the violent, irregular contractions of muscles, often associated with seizures or extreme cold. The emphasis is on the lack of control and the suddenness of the onset.
When applied to emotions, it describes a state of being overwhelmed where the physical manifestation of the feeling—such as sobbing or laughter—comes in jagged, uncontrollable bursts. It suggests a level of intensity that bypasses conscious regulation, distinguishing it from steady or calm expressions of emotion.
Meanings
Examples
The patient suffered from convulsive tremors after the seizure.
She broke into convulsive sobbing when she heard the news.
A convulsive shudder ran down his spine as the cold wind hit him
He let out a convulsive laugh that sounded almost like a scream.
The creature gave a final convulsive jerk before falling still.
I can still feel those convulsive gasps for air after the panic attack.
Stop that convulsive shaking and try to breathe slowly.
The victim exhibited convulsive movements of the limbs.
Her laughter was convulsive and uncontrollable.
Her laughter was convulsive and uncontrollable.