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Adjective(1) affected by involuntary jerky muscular contractions; resembling a spasm(2) resembling a convulsion in being sudden and violent(3) affected by involuntary jerky muscular contractions(4) resembling a spasm

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(1) She awoke, her body protesting as she drew a convulsive breath and sat up.(2) With that she stormed off leaving the rest of us rolling about in convulsive laughter.(3) I could recognize that this is the emotional state I feel before I have those grand mal convulsive seizures that are what people think of when they think of epilepsy, but I don't.(4) Everything is fluid and in the throes of convulsive movement; yet, like the struts on the vase, stout pillars anchor and arrest the flow.(5) A rabbit in its last convulsive leap appeared briefly, and the white-haired one stepped briskly forward to pick it up.(6) My daughter came running to meet us, and we showed her the fish, but as it slithered from the plastic carrier bag into which we had folded it, the jaws gave one last convulsive shudder and she was convinced it had tried to bite her.(7) Room's movements were becoming more erratic and convulsive , and he seemed to have entered a trance-like state.(8) They had convulsive seizures, blasphemous screaming and trance-like state of mind.(9) After a second or two the rabbits tumble into the light, their convulsive movements expressive of a primordial terror.(10) Ben could feel the trembling in his slender frame, see the convulsive hitch of his shoulders as he fought against sobs.(11) He pulled the flask out with a series of quick, almost convulsive movements.(12) And so complete was the bodily shut-down, with rapid eye movement and convulsive twitching, that a fierce pinch of the skin or a prick with a needle did nothing to wake her.(13) Devon struggled to speak through the convulsive shivering that wracked his body.(14) A female patient complains of dramatic mood swings, paralysis on one side of her body, hallucinations, convulsive seizures, and religious delusions.(15) It breathed hard, and a convulsive motion agitated its limbs.(16) Rush theorized that all disease arose from convulsive action in the blood vessels, which he treated by purging and bleeding his patients, and inducing vomiting.