Vibrated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIBRATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• VIBRATE, to move back and forward rapidly
• move continuously and rapidly to and fro
• quiver with (a quality or emotion)
• (of a sound) resonate; continue to be heard
• (of a pendulum) swing to and fro.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move back and forth rapidly

Words related to VIBRATED

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How to use VIBRATED in a sentence

• The day was hot and windless, and Duane concluded that whenever he touched a willow stem, even ever so slightly, it vibrated to the top and sent a quiver among the leaves.
• The thought vibrated through all the fine-strung sympathies of parental affection.
• The sun had sunk, but left the air full of diffused radiance, which trembled and vibrated over the thousand many-colored waves of the sea.
• Tampico felt it, and a long groan vibrated through his chattering teeth.
• Thicker and thicker above the scorching earth vibrated the curling heat waves.
• Hers was the genius of spontaneous insight and emotion, that vibrated to every experience and was moved by every sentiment.
• The unusual gravity which she had observed during tea still rested upon his face and vibrated in his tones.
• Through the pleasant harmonious give-and-take of the other instruments, the voice of his violin vibrated with the throbbing passion of a living thing.
• A little electric thrill vibrated through her body.
• Still she waited in that shuddering suspense, with every nerve so tightly strung, that voice or footfall vibrated on them into pain.
• The souls of both vibrated to each other, and felt depressed with that sweetest emotion which derives all its power from the consciousness that its participation is mutual.
• As they were marching, a very faint crackling noise vibrated through the ice under their feet.
• The clear, ringing tone that vibrated all through the hills was a stirring note indeed.
• I did not mind the change so much except for the noise and the way the whole room vibrated whenever anyone walked or ran past my bed.
• His environment had grounded him in the belief that all the world vibrated in unison with the theological harmonies.
• An almost youthful eagerness vibrated in his voice.
• The air about them in that still hall vibrated with the emotions of violins.
• The simple phrase vibrated through him, like a beautiful minor chord.
• The marble column against which I was leaning with seeming carelessness, vibrated under my hand.
• Justin sat beside her, and she had been sure then, but had long since grown to doubt the evidence of her senses, that he, too, vibrated with pleasure at the nearness.
• Wood itself, I dare say, must have vibrated a little at that.
• The Gospel vibrated at all points between the interpretations of Calvin and Strauss.
• The great ship shivered, vibrated, and then suddenly shot away from the precious satellite.
• They seemed to be very near it, and the whole place vibrated.
• The song of triumph vibrated in the night, and the stanzas rolled out mournful and fiery like the thoughts of a hermit.
• The house vibrated to it more than to a clap of thunder.
• It vibrated feebly as if it shared with the house and its owner the infirmities of age.
• He did not, like Voltaire or Hugo, strike a note to which the whole national genius vibrated in response.
• For a while she vibrated like a sensitive instrument under his touch, and then very strangely there stole upon her for the first time a sense of comfort.

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