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Meanings of
vibratory
in English
Moving very rapidly to and from or up and down.
vibrating
Related terms
moving
Usage of
vibratory
in English
1
The not being at rest is the being in a
vibratory
condition.
2
When the professor applied chloroform to the tin, the
vibratory
writings stopped.
3
It was a storage battery of the
vibratory
current he was using.
4
Vibration sensation was evaluated by measuring
vibratory
threshold using an SMV-5 vibrometer.
5
A strange
vibratory
groan radiated from the creature, a peculiar, deep sound.
6
The
vibratory
quality in his voice warned her not to answer.
7
The
vibratory
character of the mounting makes this a matter of first importance.
8
The trailing flagellum is invariably much longer than the
vibratory
one.
9
The
vibratory
force of thought-waves persist for some time after their original emanation.
10
This explains what we mean when we say life and matter are
vibratory
.
11
A thread-like process grows out of each cell, and effects continuous
vibratory
movements.
12
The shock appeared to be nearly vertical, rapid,
vibratory
,
and jerking.
13
But Costigan's infernal machine did not rely only upon
vibratory
destruction.
14
Everything is altered, directly as the
vibratory
rate is changed.
15
They represented, we were told, the
vibratory
waves of the revolutionary element in motion.
16
To this
vibratory
motion we give the name of heat.
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vibratory
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
vibratory motion
vibratory force
vibratory movements
vibratory concussion
vibratory energy
More collocations
Vibratory
through the time
Vibratory
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