throbbing (Meaning)

Wordnet

throbbing (n)

an instance of rapid strong pulsation (of the heart)

a sound with a strong rhythmic beat

Wordnet

pounding or beating strongly or violently

Webster

of Throb

No weak antonyms found.

The throbbing pain in his head was relentless, pounding relentlessly like a drum.
Her heart throbbed with a fervent intensity, eager to express her newfound love.
The throbbing music at the club reverberated through her body, making her dance uncontrollably.
The throbbing pulse in his temple was a constant reminder of the stress he was enduring.
The throbbing vein on his forehead indicated his growing anger and frustration.
The rhythm of the music was so infectious that it made his heart throb in time with the beat.
The throbbing pain in his tooth was unbearable, forcing him to seek immediate medical attention.
The throbbing in her abdomen was a sign of her impending birth, a mix of excitement and anticipation.
The throbbing pain in his feet was a testament to the arduous hike he had just completed.
The throbbing in his ears was a persistent reminder of the loud concert he had recently attended.

an instance of rapid strong pulsation (of the heart), a sound with a strong rhythmic beat, pounding or beating strongly or violentlyof Throb

palpitating,pulsating, rocky, shivery, quivering, unstable,shivering, wavery, shaking, wavering

firm, stable, controlled,steady, controlled, stable, steady, firm, settled,settled

The throbbing pain in his head was relentless, pounding relentlessly like a drum.

Her heart throbbed with a fervent intensity, eager to express her newfound love.

The throbbing music at the club reverberated through her body, making her dance uncontrollably.

The throbbing pulse in his temple was a constant reminder of the stress he was enduring.