Definition of "vibration" []

• The act of vibrating. (noun)
• The condition of being vibrated. (noun)
• Physics A rapid linear motion of a particle or of an elastic solid about an equilibrium position. (noun)
• Physics A periodic process. (noun)
• A single complete vibrating motion; a quiver. (noun)

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• "This gives me a name vibration of 6, which means that I should, according to Balliett, “always be dressed with care and precision; be fond of dainty effects and colors, lifting your especial colors of orange, scarlet and heliotrope into their lighter shades, yet always keeping their true tones.”"
• "What's the difference in vibration, and lots of other things?"
• "The part that seldom gets mentioned about Building 7 is the shock and vibration from the collapse of the main towers."