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Meanings of go into convulsions in English
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Usage of go into convulsions in English
1
Indeed, the poor, nervous little frame was ready to go into convulsions.
2
The music is so exaggerated that the violins sometimes go into convulsions.
3
There isn't enough air, and, besides, she'll go into convulsions from fright.
4
Villagers would dance in the streets, go into convulsions, and eventually collapse.
5
Adam held onto her as she seemed to go into convulsions.
6
When I tell you about the duel you'll go into convulsions; when you hear-
7
What makes me laugh until I almost go into convulsions moves them not at all.
8
They go into convulsions before they actually die, their cat legs sticking out straight and stiff, flies buzzing around their mouths.
9
Amabel was a very nervous child, and she was in such terror from her really terrific experience that she threatened to go into convulsions.
10
The cat almost immediately went into convulsions, and died in fifteen minutes.
11
Meanwhile, Heidi watched from the tunnel floor and nearly went into convulsions.
12
The girl thus treated immediately went into convulsions, which lasted twenty-four hours.
13
You frightened him at first, you know, he nearly went into convulsions!
14
The child gave one scream of terror, and went into convulsions.
15
Upon detention he went into convulsions and later seemed entirely distracted.
16
The sacristan, who saw us enter, went into convulsions of laughter.
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