Definitions
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- adverb In a way that
pulses .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Duffy certainly makes the most of her material: not only is Theodora herself engagingly brought to life as a sassy, wise-cracking tart with a heart, but Constantinople, the great imperial capital whose crowds she woos and seduces, is also a pulsingly vivid presence.
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The music ranged from eerily beautiful to pulsingly exciting to absolutely grating.
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To Caleb who, without knowing it, from sheer sympathy was viewing her through the untaught eyes of the boy at his feet, she was no longer a mere slip of a girl-child, dark-eyed, bewildering of mood and pulsingly alive.
Then I'll Come Back to You Larry Evans
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At that he was vaguely aware that he had never before seen that quiet, self-contained girl so pulsingly happy.
Then I'll Come Back to You Larry Evans
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Sometimes augmented with a disco pulse, sometimes given to drifting aimlessly but more often showing a pulsingly insistent side to their melancholic keyboard pop (not synth-pop, that's different) confections.
The Line Of Best Fit 2009
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Reza is pulsingly alive to Sarkozy’s moods, his foibles, his ambiguities.
Un Homme in Full 2008
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Reza is pulsingly alive to Sarkozy’s moods, his foibles, his ambiguities.
Un Homme in Full 2008
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Reza is pulsingly alive to Sarkozy’s moods, his foibles, his ambiguities.
Un Homme in Full 2008
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