vibrated Synonyms
vibrated Meaning
vibrated
to mark or measure by oscillation, to set in vibration, to respond sympathetically, to swing or move to and fro, to have an effect as or as if of vibration, to move to and fro or from side to side, fluctuate, vacillate, to move or cause to move back and forth or from side to side rapidly so as to produce a quivering effect or sound, to emit with or as if with a vibratory motion, to be in a state of vibration
vibrated Sentence Examples
- The phone vibrated insistently in my pocket, demanding my attention.
- The machine's engine vibrated violently, causing the entire room to shake.
- My heart vibrated with a mix of excitement and fear as I anticipated the unknown.
- The sound waves from the concert vibrated through my body, creating a sense of euphoric rhythm.
- The hummingbird's wings vibrated with lightning-fast speed, enabling it to hover in the air.
- The guitar strings vibrated under my fingers, producing a haunting melody.
- As the earthquake struck, the ground vibrated beneath my feet, making me lose my balance.
- The washing machine vibrated loudly, its rhythmic motion echoing through the house.
- The diamond earrings sparkled and vibrated with every movement she made.
- The bridge vibrated as the heavy train passed overhead, sending a ripple of energy through its structure.
FAQs About the word vibrated
to mark or measure by oscillation, to set in vibration, to respond sympathetically, to swing or move to and fro, to have an effect as or as if of vibration, to
trembled, shuddered,shook, jerked, quivered, quaked, throbbed, swayed, jounced, flickered
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The phone vibrated insistently in my pocket, demanding my attention.
The machine's engine vibrated violently, causing the entire room to shake.
My heart vibrated with a mix of excitement and fear as I anticipated the unknown.
The sound waves from the concert vibrated through my body, creating a sense of euphoric rhythm.
