librate (verb)

1. The chandelier librated ominously before crashing to the floor, intensifying the horror within the haunted house.

2. The suspenseful scene in the movie caused my heart to librate with anticipation.

3. The flowing fabric of the dress seemed to librate as the model walked down the runway, adding an ethereal touch to the fashion show.

4. During the earthquake of 1906, buildings in San Francisco librated violently before collapsing due to the immense destruction caused by the event.

1. To ensure the stability of the building, the engineers must librate the materials used in the construction.

2. In the eerie silence, the protagonists could feel the weight of the unseen presence librating in the darkness.

3. Within the magical realm, the elves possess the power to librate the objects and determine their true weight.

4. Why did the scarecrow want to librate the pumpkins? To see if they were heavy enough to frighten the crows!