vibratory

English

Etymology

From vibrate +‎ -ory.

Adjective

vibratory (comparative more vibratory, superlative most vibratory)

1. Causing or exhibiting vibrations.

   Synonym: vibrating

   Antonym: antivibratory

2. (parapsychology) Of or relating to vibrations of a spiritual, etheric, or astral nature.
   • 1981, William Irwin Thompson, The Time Falling Bodies Take to Light: Mythology, Sexuality and the Origins of Culture, London: Rider/Hutchinson & Co., page 202:

     The seven levels would, therefore, correspond to the various vibratory planes of the subtle bodies of the world.

Related terms

• vibrate
• vibrating
• vibration

Translations

causing or exhibiting vibrations

• Bulgarian: трептящ (bg) (treptjašt), вибриращ (bg) (vibrirašt)
• Finnish: värisyttävä, väristävä (fi) (causing); värähtelevä (fi), värisevä (fi) (exhibiting)
• French: balourdé (fr), vibratoire (fr)
• Galician: vibratorio
• Italian: vibratorio, vibratile
• Polish: wibracyjny (pl)
• Portuguese: vibratório
• Russian: вибрацио́нный (ru) (vibraciónnyj)
• Spanish: vibratorio (es)