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n. (plural of convulsion English)
Usage examples of "convulsions".
Gyges or Gyes, and Briareus--and represented the frightful crashing of waves, and its resemblance to the convulsions of earthquakes.
Marshall, in a queer high falsetto voice, that caused the other man to have convulsions of laughter in his stomach.
After going into convulsions, she was admitted to Kings County Hospital, where electrical paddles were placed on her chest to shock her back to life.
If she goes into convulsions again she might not live through the day.
I could see her breasts, shaking with the convulsions of her laughter.
He needed to stop it this time, before it started the convulsions again.
Chan expired in such strong convulsions that his head rolled down among the audience.
Iceland was visited by convulsions more tremendous than any recorded in the modern annals of that country.