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1. (adj.) convulsive
of the nature of or characterized by convulsions or spasms.
2. convulsive
producing or accompanied by convulsions.
Etymology: (1605–15; < L)
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1. (adj) convulsive, spasmodic, spastic
affected by involuntary jerky muscular contractions; resembling a spasm
"convulsive motions"; "his body made a spasmodic jerk"; "spastic movements"
2. (adj) convulsive
resembling a convulsion in being sudden and violent
"a convulsive rage"; "convulsive laughter"
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1. (adj) convulsive
producing, or attended with, convulsions or spasms; characterized by convulsions; convulsionary
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Sense: to shake violently
convulsed with laughter.
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 Afrikaans: krampagtig |
 Arabic: مُتَشَنِّج، مُضْطَـرب |
 Bulgarian: конвулсивен |
 Brazilian: convulsivo |
 Czech: otřásající, křečovitý |
 German: erschütternd |
 Danish: krampagtig |
 Greek: σπασμωδικός |
 Spanish: convulsivo |
 Estonian: tõmblev |
 Farsi: متشنج |
 Finnish: kouristuksenomainen |
 French: convulsif |
 Hebrew: עֲווִיתִי |
 Hindi: ऐंठन, मरोड़ |
 Croatian: potresan, grčevit |
 Hungarian: görcsös, rángatózó |
 Indonesian: gemetar |
 Icelandic: krampakenndur |
 Italian: convulsivo, convulso |
 Japanese: 発作的な |
 Korean: 발작을 일으키는 |
 Lithuanian: konvulsinis, mėšlungiškas |
 Latvian: konvulsīvs; krampjains |
 Malay: kemeriahan |
 Dutch: krampachtig |
 Norwegian: krampaktig |
 Polish: spazmatyczny |
 Persian: متشنج |
 Pashto: متشنج |
 Portuguese: convulsivo |
 Romanian: convulsiv |
 Russian: судорожный |
 Slovak: kŕčovitý |
 Slovenian: krčevit |
 Serbian: grčevit |
 Swedish: konvulsivisk, krampaktig |
 Thai: ที่เกิดการสั่นกระตุก |
 Turkish: sarsıcı, katılmaya yol aç |
 Taiwanese: 抽慉的 |
 Ukrainian: судомний, конвульсивний |
 Urdu: لوٹ پوٹ كردينوالا، كهلبلى |
 Vietnamese: chấn động |
 Chinese: 抽搐的 |
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