pulsating

Etymology

adj

1. Very exciting.
   Liverpool lost ground in the Premier League title race in a pulsating draw at Tottenham that was packed with incident and saw Andrew Robertson sent off for the visitors. 19 December 2021, Alex Bysouth, “Tottenham Hotpsur 2 - 2 Liverpool”, in BBC Sport

verb

1. present participle and gerund of pulsate

noun

1. A pulsation.
   Inside there was some fierce acid burning steadily that seemed to be in control of his veins through which no blood could flow, only the heavy pulsatings of anger and frustrated needs. 1965, Thea Astley, The Slow Natives, page 102