bloodbeat
- noun
- /ˈblʌdˌbiːt/
:
latido
- During the intense workout, I could feel a strong bloodbeat in my chest as my heart raced.
Examples
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I felt the bird trembling in my arms, felt the quickened bloodbeat in her breast.
Fiction book (1993) -
It was as if the bloodbeat in the ears of humans struck dumb by the sight faintly echoed those surfs, eruptions, hurricanes, and violence.
Fiction book (2001) -
As he stood in the quiet room, he became aware of the steady bloodbeat reverberating within him.
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The musician closed his eyes, letting the bloodbeat of the drum sync with his body's rhythm.
Synonyms
632
2.3
The regular beat you feel in your wrist or neck from the heart
299
1.0
A regular rhythm like the sound in music or a heartbeat
123
2.3
The regular movement or sound of the heart as it pumps blood
72
2.9
A series of strong, repeated hits or beats
16
4.1
A strong repeated beat you can hear or feel
7
3.0
A regular pattern of beats the heart makes when it pumps blood
1
5.6
A regular strong beat you feel in your wrist or neck when the heart beats
1
3.7
The pattern of heartbeats made by the heart's activity
A regular throbbing in an artery when the heart pumps blood
A strong quick beating of the heart from excitement or fear
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Etymology
Bloodbeat comes from blood and beat, so imagine blood 'beating' like a drum you can feel inside you, much like a heartbeat or 'pulse'. That's why bloodbeat means a regular pulsing or throbbing you feel in the body.