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Significados de convulse en inglés

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Move or stir about violently.

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Uso de convulse en inglés
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Biffy's previously still form stiffened and then began to shudder and convulse.
Blameless
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The mother answered: The lightest touch is sufficient to convulse her, professor.
The Tyranny of the Dark
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The wars of Broderick and Gwin, Field and Terry, convulse the State.
The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
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They are serious seizures, but he doesn't shake and drool or convulse.
Death by Video Game
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Eleanor felt her stomach roll and then convulse as she dry heaved.
Flesh Eaters
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Blood flew up and splattered the window as Casey began to convulse.
The talisman
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A general strike against the payment of rent would convulse society.
The Land-War in Ireland: A History for the Times
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Pecel, far luckier than most divers who convulse at depth, survived.
Blind descent: the quest to discover the deepest place on earth
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After a minute he fell backward, his body starting to convulse.
Boy’s Life
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Her lips convulse feebly as she registers his approach; her insubstantial eyelashes flutter.
The crimson petal and the white
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Wrath and sorrow and insulted affection convulse him for a moment.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 83, September, 1864 / A Mag...
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Her eyes closed and an ecstatic thrill seemed to convulse her entire being.
The Lion and the Mouse; a Story of an American Life
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Tucson.com reported that Cunningham appeared to convulse after hitting the ice.
Reuters
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Very well, Sidheag started to convulse and then collapsed to the floor, dead.
Changeless
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His search became frantic, as his lungs were starting to convulse for air.
Mister Slaughter
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He could convulse a dinner-party when everything else failed, by making ridiculous faces.
Stories by American Authors, Volume 1
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Convulse a través del tiempo
Convulse por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común