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pulsate

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pul·sate (plst)
v.
To expand and contract rhythmically; beat.
pulsate
[pul′sāt]
Etymology: L, pulsare, to beat
to throb or vibrate rhythmically, as does the heart during its contraction-relaxation cycle.


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