Beating and Shake

Beating

Beating noun - A rhythmic expanding and contracting.

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Shake and beating are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shake" instead a noun "Beating".

Nearby Words: beat, beaten, beater, beatable

Shake noun - A very small space of time.

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Beating and shake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beating" instead a noun "Shake".

Nearby Words: shaky, shaking, shaken, shakedown, shaker

human	human beating	human shake
good	good beating	good shake
long	long beating	long shake
free	free beating	free shake
Other adjectives: harsh, real, serious, huge, extra, subsequent, giant, aforementioned.

Waterworks: Tubs beating up some workers is shown as just flashing lights beyond some doors, with a Screen Shake (Tubs's appearance not yet being revealed at this point.)

Source: Battle Discretion Shot
After the Joker's done beating him (inflicting, or so the Joker supposes, broken ribs and a punctured lung), Jason rolls over, gets up, and walks all the way to the front door, slipping and stumbling the entire way, even mustering the energy to try to shake the door open.

Source: Western Animation / Batman: Under the Red Hood

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