Verb:

थरथाना, थरथरना, कांपना,

vibrate's Usage Examples:

By similar methods, a circular plate may be made to exhibit nodal lines dividing the surface by diametral lines into four or a greater, but always even, number of sectors, an odd number being incompatible with the general law of stationary waves that the parts of a body adjoining a nodal line on either side must always vibrate oppositely to each other.

If both vibrate, the point describes a curve which appears continuous through the persistence of the retinal impression.

It is difficult to describe my emotions when I stood on the point which overhangs the American Falls and felt the air vibrate and the earth tremble.

This mode of suspension enables the conductor CC to vibrate freely like a balance, but at the same time very large currents can easily be passed through this perfectly flexible joint.

An ear of another type is found in the swollen second segment of the feeler in many male gnats and midges, the cuticle between this segment and the third forming an annular drum which is connected with numerous nerveendings, while the fine bristles on the more distal segments vibrate in response to the note produced by the humming of the female.

The direct and reflected systems are practically equal, and by suitably timing the vibrations of the hand for each case the rope may be made to vibrate as a whole, as two halves, as three-thirds and so on.

We shall discuss the disturbance which is propagated from the source to the ear, and which there produces sound, and the modes in which various sources vibrate and give rise to the disturbance.

The flame there is much H K' L affected by the nodal pressure changes, while the other two vibrate only slightly.

long, where I can vibrate in cold or rainy weather.

it will sway or vibrate up and down, ultimately coming to rest in its position of equilibrium.

Synonyms:

sway, librate, swing, oscillate, hunt,

Antonyms:

strengthen, stifle, dissuade, de-energise, sedate,