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Meanings of throb with in English

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Usage of throb with in English
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Suddenly, he felt the fingers of his right hand throb with pain.
Native son
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The man felt his temples throb with a sudden and intoxicating elation.
The Tyranny of Weakness
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Since our hearts throb with pride at the sight of a Man.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, February 13, 1892
4
We shall throb with inarticulate rhythms, and understand the bard who sings,-
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 76, February, 1864 / A Maga...
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He turned his head, which caused his shoulder to throb with agony.
The half-made world
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Suddenly an engine in the box began to throb with a steady rhythm.
The Seed of the Toc-Toc Birds
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Planes and surfaces stir and throb with colours harder, sharper, brighter than reality.
The Guardian
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He saw every vein in his face throb with new life.
The Seventh Noon
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No wonder the Republican faithful don't throb with love for him.
The Guardian
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It was disappointing, and yet there came a pleasurable throb with his disappointment.
Flower of the North: A Modern Romance
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Our poor Hubert felt his heart throb with joy and pride.
The House of Walderne / A Tale of the Cloister and the Forest in...
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It seemed to throb with its own warmth, secret and powerful.
The waste lands
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Her blotches and liver spots seemed to grow and throb with her unease.
An arsonist's guide to writers' homes in new england: a novel
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Berry Hill, Dorset.-Whenwe arrived here, how did my heart throb with joy!
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 02 — Fiction
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As he spoke the air seemed to throb with the passion of his phrases.
The Trumpeter Swan
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A thousand hearts throb with deep emotion, in painful suspense to learn the result.
The Young Captives: A Story of Judah and Babylon
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