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Meanings of violent palpitation in English
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Usage of violent palpitation in English
1
There is violent palpitation, and a feeling of constriction is experienced.
2
The blood mounted to my head, and I got violent palpitation of the heart.
3
But now, after any great exertion, he was attacked by violent palpitation of heart.
4
When he seated himself at the gaming-table, he experienced a violent palpitation of the heart.
5
I was taken seriously ill with a violent palpitation of the heart, and kept my light burning.
6
Of late anything which flurries me completely knocks me up afterwards, and brings on a violent palpitation of the heart.
7
The queen, whose heart was in a violent palpitation, offered prayers to Heaven for the success of the white color.
8
Its action on the heart is well known, and is frequently manifested by violent palpitation and by disturbed action of the heart.
9
The situation was so momentous that after the Benedicite was said Laurence and the young men trembled from the violent palpitation of their hearts.
10
She clenched her feverish hand, her temples beat with violent palpitations, her brow was burning hot.
11
The Bonnet, typical of the mystery that caused his heart those violent palpitations, was his dear, detestable enemy.
12
She had violent palpitations of the heart, and she lived in a constant and intolerable state of nervous excitement.
13
"Madeleine," began Sybil, solemnly, and with a violent palpitation of the heart, "I want you to tell me something."