Convulsed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVULSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONVULSE, to shake violently
• suffer violent involuntary contraction of the muscles, producing contortion of the body or limbs
• (of an emotion, laughter, or physical stimulus) cause (someone) to make sudden, violent, uncontrollable movements
• throw (a country) into violent social or political upheaval

Words related to CONVULSED

convulse13 convulses14 convulsing16

How to use CONVULSED in a sentence

• Her life had been convulsed and overthrown by the hazard of destiny, and she could have no peace now until she had repaired and re-established it.
• Then from his eye a great tear trickled, and rolled slowly down the misshapen face, so long convulsed with despair.
• His face was purple, convulsed, but no sound came from his moving lips.
• It was all so funny that I was convulsed with laughter.
• During the intervening years Italy was convulsed by the sack of Rome, the siege of Florence, and the French campaigns in Lombardy and Naples.
• She had seen the mingled hatred and relief which had convulsed his face.
• Its effects on the city were partial in the above direction, but every part was convulsed.
• For hardly had they passed his lips, when Natabhrukuti started up, swelling with rage and convulsed with fury, with eyes that blazed like fiery stars.
• Before Herrick could turn about, before Davis could complete his cry of horror, the clerk lay in the sand, sprawling and convulsed.
• Passionately pressing the little creature to her breast she gave vent to the homesickness and ache of her heart in wild, convulsed sobs.
• After the lapse of nearly a thousand years, the land was again convulsed by a terrible revolution, the nature of which is still wrapped up in almost impenetrable mystery.
• The most durable impressions are those on account of which we speak or act, or else are inwardly convulsed.
• His extreme weakness made the anger that convulsed his thin, wrinkled face painful to see.
• But at the beginning of the Christian era the Empire was convulsed by internal rebellion and ceased to have influence or interest in Central Asia.
• When finally it did come in sight, the girls and the boys found themselves convulsed with laughter.
• Sometimes he is convulsed with terrible pains, and gasps for breath.
• When the other brothers saw him they were almost convulsed with terror.
• Delacourt led him into church, where the patient was violently convulsed.
• From his convulsed and distorted lips a torrent of profanity burst as Murphy laid a heavy hand on his shoulder and faced him eastward.
• If the wind was high, Ursula was inwardly convulsed, certain, in spite of the learned assurances of the doctor and the abbe, that Savinien was being tossed about in a whirlwind.
• The perspiration of my agony dropped from my brow, a hollow groaning convulsed my bosom, madness raged within me.
• Gordon looked up at him, and his face was convulsed.
• I know her mind to be so tortured, and her body so convulsed by pain, that I have prayed to God to render her fit for Heaven, and take her from her sufferings.

Similar words containing NVULS without suffix ed and without prefix co

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