pulsatile

[puhl-suh-til, -tahyl]

pul·sa·tile

[puhl-suh-til, -tahyl]
adjective
pulsating; throbbing.

Origin:
1535–45; < Medieval Latin pulsātīlis. See pulsate, -ile

pul·sa·til·i·ty [puhl-suh-til-i-tee] , noun
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pulsatile (ˈpʌlsəˌtaɪl)
 
adj
beating rhythmically; pulsating or throbbing
 
pulsatility
 
n

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pulsatile pul·sa·tile (pŭl'sə-təl, -tīl')
adj.
Undergoing pulsation.

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