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vibrate

[vahy-breyt] / ˈvaɪ breɪt /


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"Honor Among Thieves" is about as complicated as a low-level campaign, but its immersive joy capitalizes on that simplicity, making the story vibrate with true affection for the game and its fandom.

From Salon

When Friday’s tornadoes were approaching, Erwin Macon’s cellphone vibrated with an alert: Take shelter immediately.

From Washington Post

Doug Olexy was home from work and checking email when the blast shook his house, rattling windows and making the walls vibrate.

From Seattle Times

By the time Brazil’s environmental special forces team piled out, the miners were out of sight, but the mine’s two large pumps were still vibrating in the mud.

From New York Times

The first time he saw an American vehicle hit a roadside bomb, he said, the blast vibrated through him; then came a barrage of bullets.

From New York Times