Vibrate
Vibrate verb - To make a series of small irregular or violent movements.
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Synonyms for Vibrate
Waves and vibrate are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Waves" with "Vibrate", this verbs are similar.
Waves
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He has the ability to project sound waves that can vibrate objects apart and throw people across a room.
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New Century Senior Physics outlines, in its explanation of sound waves and infrasound, how cinemas place banks of subwoofers resonating at low frequencies causing the internal organs to vibrate, making explosions more realistic.
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Brown Note: In "Drive", a secret Navy communication device generates radio waves that vibrate at the same frequency as the human skull, inducing increasing intracranial pressure that literally blows the listener's brains out their ears unless the pressure is relieved surgically.
Source: Series / The X-Files
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