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Meanings of throb in English
Usage of throb in English
1
I know it; I feel it in every throb of my heart.
2
The wind brought the throb of practice rocketry explosively from the south.
3
They quickened throbs; they seemed a throb of the heart made visible.
4
I felt dazed, and my right knee was really starting to throb.
5
The throb of the elementary forces already shook the soil of Christendom.
6
The sight they beheld made the pulses of the five throb heavily.
7
A sudden throb of shock masked in the surface indifference of intonation.
8
Suddenly, he felt the fingers of his right hand throb with pain.
9
His mind, protecting him, wove the throb into patterns of innocent images.
10
The motor was started and the machinery began to hum and throb.
11
Every gown he saw in the distance made his heart throb quickly.
12
Faintly now she breathed; vaguely her heart began to throb once more.
13
He felt the measured throb of engines and the ship leap forward.
14
The restless throb of the human dynamo was lower and more subdued.
15
Again the pasha bowed and again Ryder felt the throb of triumph.
16
Above the low murmur of voices came the throb of a motor.
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Throb through the time
Throb across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common