vibrational
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6.7
- adjective
- /vaɪˈbreɪʃənl/
- Specialized
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vibracional
- This motion is the vibrational motion of the molecule.
- vibrational mode
- vibrational energy
- vibrational frequency
And as you hum, it just creates this like vibrational resonance effect in the sinus cavities.
- And as you hum, it just creates this like vibrational resonance effect in the sinus cavities.
- I think that there are lower vibrational entities.
- They feed off low vibrational human energy.
- Love is love is love is like the highest vibrational level of God.
- In some deep space, but a deep vibrational center.
- You know, a very low tone energy signal, low vibrational signal.
- Because shame, guilt, anxiety, depression, overwhelmed, those are all like really low vibrational frequencies.
- What do you think people mean or what do you think people think they mean when they talk about vibrational frequencies?
- They were vibrational expressions of cosmic design, sacred geometry, manifest in a vocal cord.
Examples
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At the same point, there is a decrease in the frequency of the vibrational mode.
Academic text (1998) -
Different instruments produce unique vibrational patterns that contribute to their sound.
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The energy of a second vibrational quantum is less than the energy of the first.
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And thoughts and feelings have different vibrational frequencies.
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At frequencies in the megahertz range, vibrational waves are known as ultrasound.
Academic text (1995) -
The fundamental vibrational modes occur at IR wavelengths near 3 m.
Academic text (2011) -
Surface melting is attributable to the interaction of the vibrational motion of the surface molecules with the interior bulk molecules.
Academic text (2005) -
And as you hum, it just creates this like vibrational resonance effect in the sinus cavities.
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The therapist used a vibrational device to promote relaxation in her patients.
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He noticed the vibrational energy of the music made everyone feel more alive.
Synonyms
2
7.1
Moving quickly back and forth or up and down
1
8.4
Moving back and forth in a regular way
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vibrational comes from vibrate, which originally meant 'to shake'. So vibrational describes something that shakes or has small waves, which is why we use it for waves, energy, or the movement of molecules.