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throbbing

[throb-ing] / ˈθrɒb ɪŋ /














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The dancers, whether writhing or thriving in Pite’s throbbing ecosystem, sweep along, at times crouching like rocks, at others twisting away like ringlets of water.

From New York Times

George’s knee bent backward upon landing and, feeling pain he described as throbbing, he initially feared he had suffered a major knee injury that would require long-term recovery.

From Los Angeles Times

Except, with McKnight’s heart “throbbing,” he said, the referees altered the call.

From Los Angeles Times

Ismaily leans into a drone that evolves from slow tolling to a throbbing pulse.

From New York Times

Unless I missed the robot revolution Hollywood is so fond of imagining, everyone on the planet experiences puberty in all its flushed, ear-drum throbbing, stomach-churning, “just leave me alone” horror/glory.

From Los Angeles Times