# pulsing

Pronunciation: say "PUL-sing" /ˈpʌlsɪŋ/

## Verb

1. Present participle and gerund of pulse. — present participle and gerund of pulse
   - Simple: Present participle and gerund of pulse. Use it for an action happening now or as an -ing naming word.
   - _Blood was pulsing through the artery with every heartbeat._
   - _She felt her temples pulsing after the long, exhausting shift._

## Noun

2. The rhythmic beating or throbbing of something that pulses.
   - Simple: A steady beating or throbbing movement, going in and out again and again.
   - _The steady pulsing of the engine could be felt through the floor._
   - _A faint pulsing in her wrist told the nurse the patient was still alive._
3. The release of pulses, such as bursts of light, sound, or electrical energy.
   - Simple: The sending out of short bursts of light, sound, or energy, one after another.
   - _The pulsing of the transmitter released a signal every few seconds._
   - _Engineers measured the pulsing of the laser to find each burst's energy._

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