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Meanings of vibration in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shaking"
Examples for "shaking"
1
Failing to do that could risk an economy-shaking U.S. government debt default.
2
So, you are talking very intense shaking over quite a large area.
3
Her voice shaking, Michael's sister Jodie read a statement outside the court.
4
The most continuous experience has been unsuccessful in shaking this grave delusion.
5
All she had said so far was hello, in a shaking voice.
1
The night is calm; millions of stars are trembling in the sky.
2
The issue was trembling in the balance, and McTurtle answered the call.
3
He saw the Cure bowed in prayer; he heard the trembling voice.
4
Beta-blockers are misused to decrease the heart rate and stop possible trembling.
5
He is afraid; he crouches like the panther in the trap, trembling.
1
I'd left him a quivering mass curled beside a lonely country road.
2
Her maternal pride and social prestige were both quivering under the blow.
3
The Arab villages upon their little hills disappeared in the quivering gold.
4
Then suddenly she drew in her breath in a long quivering sigh.
5
The ancient tower is quivering from the violent blows of the waves.
1
Something in the words and in the appealing beauty made Marg quiver.
2
And the very quiver in his voice seemed in a manner intentional.
3
All the arrows in the quiver of his noble wrath are spent.
4
Their latticed roots seemed to quiver with the violence of the gesture.
5
The thin walls seem to quiver under the pressure of the air.
1
When I was a boy I had the palpitation of the heart.
2
The doctor felt at that moment a strange palpitation at his own.
3
The hunger palpitation at the pit of the stomach was sickening.
4
The signora received the assurance with very little palpitation or appearance of surprise.
5
The following night he was attacked with palpitation of the heart.
1
That shakiness added to concerning signs from the end of last season.
2
Her voice was strained, and he could sense the shakiness under it.
3
Do you suppose the Imperium could expose its shakiness in this manner?
4
Low blood glucose levels can cause symptoms of sweating, shakiness and confusion.
5
She hoped he thought her shakiness was due to the accident.
Usage of vibration in English
1
In each case they stimulated the atomic vibration of the particular building-
2
Color reflects the vibration of the energy, and thus its individual nature.
3
The switch apparently remains open for target vibration around a stationary position.
4
The product they prototyped combined augmented reality with multiple tiny vibration motors.
5
Something had changed; the whole vibration of its lines were subtly new.
6
And the blind reveal vibration of touch, the holiest of the senses.
7
There were no significant changes in CV-RR, vibration threshold and laboratory data.
8
Their whistlings and the vibration of their dynamos make an intolerable noise.
9
The answer came back to him in some mystery of imperishable vibration.
10
Then: vibration in the hose that led away from the fuel tank.
11
Results: The VBCG delivered a robust vibration pattern of the atrial contraction.
12
This arrangement prevents vibration of the plate and blurring of the image.
13
There was a deep-down vibration in her tone for the first time.
14
Objective: Quantification of vibration perception and fingertip sensation in routine neurological examination.
15
The vibration and the deafening noise shook but did not frighten her.
16
I keep thinking I've got some kind of phony vibration period here.
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Translations for vibration
Vibration through the time
Vibration across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common