23 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Convulse' in a Sentence

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The washing machine started to convulse as it reached the spin cycle.

The old tree was convulsing in the strong wind, threatening to fall.

The thunderstorm made the tall trees convulse with each powerful gust of wind.

The sudden gust of wind made the tree branches convulse wildly.

The small boat is convulsing in the rough sea waves.

The magician's spell made the puppet convulse with uncontrollable laughter.

The baby's laughter made his tiny body convulse with joy.

My stomach will convulse at the thought of eating raw oysters.

The earthquake caused the ground to convulse, frightening everyone in the town.

The unexpected loud noise made the cat convulse and jump onto the windowsill.

The dance floor will be convulsing with energy as the DJ plays the latest hits.

Laughter caused her to convulse with joy during the funny puppet show.

Laughter filled the room, causing everyone to convulse with joy at the funny jokes.

The leaves of the tree had been convulsing wildly in the storm's fierce winds.

The engine trouble made the car convulse and sputter on the road.

The loud thunder made the little girl convulse with fear during the storm.

The art world will convulse with the discovery of a new Van Gogh painting.

The washing machine started to convulse while spinning with a heavy load of clothes.

The thought of spiders convulses her with fear.

The intense music made the audience convulse with excitement during the concert.

The excited children began to convulse with anticipation as they waited for the magician's next trick.

The vivid nightmare caused him to convulse in fear, waking up in a cold sweat.

The stadium will be convulsing with cheers when the home team scores a goal.

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