convulsed
Meaning
of Convulse
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Phrases with the word
Examples
But in the meantime, Suicide's music — Rev's repetitive keyboards and drum machines, layered with Vega's skittering, stuttering vocals, which went from mutters to screams — convulsed and confounded music fans, especially in the incipient days of punk.
Blythe Hamer had the audience convulsed with laughter describing a frustrating encounter with a supermarket scanner in her story, “Sometimes I Forget.”
I’m suddenly convulsed with remorse over mean things I did in middle school (I am sorry, Matthew Reeve); I force myself to choose my least favorite death (drowning).
She writhed as one who is in terrible pain, and her limbs were dreadfully convulsed.
The case convulsed France and raised public awareness of the rapidly developing world of espionage.
While the North Island was convulsed by the Land Wars, the South Island, with its low Māori population, was generally peaceful.