IPA: /ˈpʌlsɪŋ/
KK: /ˈpʌlsɪŋ/
Describing something that is rhythmically expanding and contracting, often like a heartbeat or a wave.
The pulsing lights created a vibrant atmosphere at the concert.
Comparative: more pulsing
Superlative: most pulsing
The act of sending out regular beats or waves, often related to sound or light.
The pulsing of the music made everyone want to dance.
To make a rhythmic beating or throbbing motion, often associated with a heartbeat or a similar sensation.
The lights were pulsing in time with the music at the concert.
Past: pulsed
Past Participle: pulsed
Pulsing → It is formed from "pulsare" (meaning to beat or throb) and the suffix "-ing" (indicating a continuous action). The word "pulsing" describes the continuous action of beating or throbbing, often associated with a rhythmic movement.
Think of something that is 'beating' or 'throbbing' continuously — that's what 'pulsing' means.