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      vibrate
      verb
      feel sudden intense sensation or emotion
      sound with resonance
      be undecided about something
      move or swing from side to side regularly
      shake, quiver, or throb
      Roots
      vibrovibr- · Latin · shake, vibrate
      Synonyms for vibrate
      oscillatevresonatevtremblevpulsatevvacillatevthrobnshuddervshivernwobblevtremorn
      Words related to vibrate
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      Where does vibrate come from?

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