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pulsate

pulsate
Intransitive Verb
past: pulsatedpp: pulsateding: pulsating

This term describes a rhythmic, oscillating movement that suggests a living or mechanical heartbeat. It carries a visceral quality, often evoking the physical sensation of a throb or a steady, repeating surge of energy. While it can describe biological functions like blood flow, it is frequently used to describe sensory experiences such as flashing lights or deep bass frequencies in music.

When applied to emotions or atmospheres, the word shifts from a literal physical movement to a metaphorical state of high tension or intensity. It suggests an environment so charged with energy that it feels as though the space itself is breathing or vibrating, typically indicating a peak of excitement or anxiety.

Meanings

Intransitive Verbpulsate
[~]

To expand and contract with a strong, regular rhythm.

The artery in his neck began to pulsate rapidly.

Intransitive Verbpulsate
[~]

To throb or vibrate with a steady, rhythmic beat, often associated with light or sound.

Intransitive Verbpulsate
[~]

To be filled with a strong, rhythmic emotion or energy.

The stadium seemed to pulsate with excitement as the final whistle approached.

Examples

The artery in his neck began to pulsate rapidly as he grew angry.

Health

The artery in his neck began to pulsate rapidly as he grew angry.

The neon signs of the city pulsate with a restless energy.

none

The neon signs of the city pulsate with a restless energy.

none

I can feel the bass from the club pulsate through the floorboards.

The magical crystal started to pulsate with a soft blue light.

Fantasy

The magical crystal started to pulsate with a soft blue light.

Romance

My heart is pulsating so hard I can hear it in my ears.

none

The entire stadium seemed to pulsate with anticipation before the kickoff.

Trivia

Look at how the jellyfish pulsate to move through the water.

The wound continues to pulsate with a dull pain.

Health

The wound continues to pulsate with a dull pain.

The air in the room pulsates with tension as they wait for the verdict.

Detective

The air in the room pulsates with tension as they wait for the verdict.

Phrasal Verbs

pulsate with

to be filled with a strong, rhythmic emotion or energy

The crowd began to pulsate with anticipation as the band took the stage.

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