tingle (noun)

1. As the main character reaches the climax of the movie, a tingle of excitement runs through the audience.

2. During the meditation practice, some people reported feeling a spiritual tingle throughout their body.

3. According to Norse mythology, the tingle in your spine is caused by the presence of a divine being.

4. When the superhero uses their powers, a tingle spreads across their body, signaling their strength.

1. In the cartoon, when the character saw the ghost, he felt a tingle down his spine.

2. The Gothic-style building evoked a tingle of excitement in the architect.

3. As the wizard cast a spell, a tingle of magic spread through the air.

4. When the protagonist entered the haunted house, a tingle of fright ran through her body.

1. As I read the thrilling novel, an eerie sensation would tingle through my spine.

2. The minimalist interior design of the house gave a calming tingle to anyone who entered.

3. During the exploration of new territories, the explorers often experienced a tingling sensation due to extreme weather conditions.

4. The artist's intricate brushstrokes created a visual masterpiece that seemed to tingle with energy and life.