vibration
| forcee
| vibration | |
| earth.sc. | oscillation |
| earth.sc. mech.eng. | trepidation |
| environ. | vibration; vibrations |
| environ. engl. | vibration |
| health. | flutter |
| pack. | percussion |
| radio | dither |
| transp. nautic. | panting |
| vibrations | |
| anal.chem. | vibrations |
| force | |
| el. | measurement for load; torque |
| med. | compulsion |
| nat.sc. | loudness |
| forcer | |
| agric. | force; force |
| forces | |
| gen. | shears |
| environ. | drivers |
| forcé | |
| commun. | must |
| nat.sc. agric. | forced |
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| oscillatory motion | |||
| shake | |||
| shaking; swinging; oscillations; vibrating; vibratory motion | |||
| oscillation | |||
| trepidation | |||
| vibration A periodic motion of small amplitude and high frequency, characteristic of elastic bodies; vibrations | |||
| vibration | |||
| flutter | |||
| percussion; concussion; shocks | |||
| dither | |||
| panting | |||
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| vibrations (in molecular spectroscopy) | |||
| flutter | |||
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