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Meaning of Vibrate
to oscillate or quiver with a rapid motion, typically in a state of excitement or turmoil
Definitions
- To oscillate or quiver with a rapid motion, typically in a state of excitement or turmoil
- * To produce a vibrating sound or sensation
- * To be filled with a strong emotion or energy
Etymology of Vibrate
The word "vibrate" comes from the Latin "vibrare", which means "to shake" or "to brandish"
The Latin "vibrare" is derived from "vibro", which is an intensive form of "viere", meaning "to move" or "to brandish"
The word "vibrate" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a range of physical and emotional phenomena
Example Uses
- The guitar string began to vibrate when plucked
- * Her voice vibrated with emotion as she sang
- * The phone vibrated in his pocket, signaling an incoming call