pulsate
/ˈpʌlˌseɪt/
verb
- To expand and contract rhythmically; to beat or throb.
- The dancer's heart began to pulsate with excitement as she stepped onto the stage.
- You can feel the music pulsate through the floor at the concert.
- The jellyfish's bell pulsates gently as it moves through the water.
- To vibrate or quiver with a regular rhythm, especially in a way that suggests life or energy.
- Neon lights pulsate in the window of the old theater.
- The crowd's energy seemed to pulsate through the stadium.
- The city streets pulsate with activity late into the night.