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Meanings of pulseless in English
Appearing dead; not breathing or having no perceptible pulse.
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Usage of pulseless in English
1
Nine noble defenders of the Covenant lay pulseless in the dewy grass.
2
In the chamber above lay the pale, almost pulseless form of Edith.
3
There was a subdued light, and almost pulseless silence in the chamber.
4
Her fingers felt like a closed fan in his own pulseless hand.
5
His hand was then cold and pulseless, yet he shook mine warmly.
6
The old man lay paralysed, cold, pulseless, but quite collected and cheerful.
7
Stooping, he lifted up Valmond's head, and Medallion felt Lagroin's pulseless heart.
8
The overgrown metropolis, the great heart of mighty Britain, was pulseless.
9
Dull-eyed, blase, frayed by the social whirl, worn out, pulseless, all of them.
10
I found him delirious, with cold, clammy extremities and almost pulseless.
11
Garry was limp and blue and pulseless when Steve stretched him out, inside.
12
In such a swoon she would be pulseless and breathless, or seem so!
13
There was much tenderness and rigidity of the abdomen, and he was almost pulseless.
14
She was senseless and almost pulseless some minutes last night.
15
They dwelt too far and safe for such pulseless rest.
16
Silence now is brooding like a gentle spirit o'er the still and pulseless world
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