vibrated
Oscillated back and forth
Vibrated is the past tense of vibrate—to move rapidly back and forth or oscillate.
Physical objects vibrate: guitar strings, tuning forks, phone set to silent mode.
Sound itself is vibration traveling through air.
Figuratively, a place can vibrate with energy or tension: The stadium vibrated with anticipation.
Convulsive trembling from fear
- trembleShake from fear
- shiverInvoluntary trembling sensation
- quiverTrembling or arrow case
- shakeTrembling or blended treat
judder · rattle · jitter · throb · pulsate · convulse · spasm · tingle
Rate of recurrence
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
- waveformGraphed oscillation pattern
- periodicOccurring at intervals
- harmonicOf musical overtones
cycle · swing · sway · wobble · judder · quiver · undulate · fluctuation
Seismic ground movement
- tremorInvoluntary rhythmic shaking
- aftershockSmaller quake following larger
- epicenterPoint above seismic origin
- magnitudeSize or scale
tectonic · seismograph · shockwave · faultline · quake · jolt · seismic · foreshock
Reflected sound wave
- resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
- harmonicsFrequencies above the fundamental
- overtonesImplicit secondary meanings
- timbreSound's distinctive character
acoustic · sympathetic · amplify · chamber · sustain · sonorous · tonal · pitch
Sending of information
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
- carrierOne that transports
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- waveformGraphed oscillation pattern
pulse · transducer · antenna · radio · wireless · electromagnetic · bandwidth · oscillator
shudder
Convulsive trembling from fear
shake · judder · rattle · jitter · throb · pulsate · convulse · spasm · tingle · buzz
frequency
Rate of recurrence
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
- waveformGraphed oscillation pattern
- periodicOccurring at intervals
harmonic · cycle · swing · sway · wobble · judder · quiver · undulate · fluctuation · pendulum
earthquake
Seismic ground movement
- tremorInvoluntary rhythmic shaking
- aftershockSmaller quake following larger
- epicenterPoint above seismic origin
magnitude · tectonic · seismograph · shockwave · faultline · quake · jolt · seismic · foreshock · rumble
echo
Reflected sound wave
- resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
- harmonicsFrequencies above the fundamental
- overtonesImplicit secondary meanings
timbre · acoustic · sympathetic · amplify · chamber · sustain · sonorous · tonal · pitch · frequency
transmission
Sending of information
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
- carrierOne that transports
- frequencyRate of recurrence
waveform · pulse · transducer · antenna · radio · wireless · electromagnetic · bandwidth · oscillator · buzzer
- good vibrationsSensed positive atmosphere
- phone vibrationTactile notification signal
- vibrate modeSoundless alert setting
- mechanical vibrationsOscillations in physical matter
- gentle vibration
- healing vibrations
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