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View synonyms for palpitation
palpitation
[ pal-pi-tey-shuhn ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of palpitation1
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Example Sentences
The vague breathing of the storm was audible; the silence was broken by an obscure palpitation.
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When Tabea was admitted to the cell, and stood before the revered Friedsam, she felt an unexpected palpitation.
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My lungs with difficulty performed their office, and my heart was affected with violent palpitation.
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It produces a sort of palpitation that one hardly knows whether to call wretched or delightful.
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From his earliest years, we learn, he was subject to palpitation and nervous excitement.
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