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throbbingly
Derived word form of throb

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In the role of Sophie’s grandmother, and in a voice still throbbingly low and lusty, she belts out “Fernando.”

From The New Yorker • Jul. 20, 2018

At that a fellow legislator noted throbbingly that the spooning spoon-snatcher was wearing a Gandhi cap, the headdress identified with the dominant Congress Party.

From Time Magazine Archive

Guiding your emotions is Ren� Dup�r�'s rich, throbbingly romantic music � easily the year's best new score.

From Time Magazine Archive

The second act is different, written for no lovelorn gentlefolk, but for a great primitive mass, sung by them, savagely, hauntingly, throbbingly, masterfully done.

From Time Magazine Archive

But she was throbbingly sure he was there as she entered a drug-store and bought a “Berline bonbon,” a confection guaranteed to increase the chronic nervous indigestion from which stenographers suffer.

From The Job An American Novel by Lewis, Sinclair