pulsatory
pulsating or throbbing.
Origin of pulsatory
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How to use pulsatory in a sentence
Systaltic, sis-tal′tik, adj. alternately contracting and dilating, pulsatory.
Thus our final conclusion is that during historic times there have been pulsatory changes of climate.
Climatic Changes | Ellsworth HuntingtonThe considerations which have just been set forth have led to a third hypothesis, that of pulsatory climatic changes.
Climatic Changes | Ellsworth HuntingtonIn the case of the pulsatory hypothesis we are fortunately able to apply this test by means of trees.
Climatic Changes | Ellsworth HuntingtonThe latter had a curious, irritating effect on Nasmyth, who hitherto had scarcely noticed the insistent pulsatory clamor.
The Long Portage | Harold Bindloss
British Dictionary definitions for pulsatory
/ (ˈpʌlsətərɪ, -trɪ) /
of or relating to pulsation
throbbing or pulsating
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