pulsant, a. rare.
(ˈpʌlsənt)
[ad. L. pulsānt-em, pr. pple. of pulsāre: see pulsate v.]
Pulsating.
| 1891 H. Tuckley Under the Queen 254 An atmosphere which is pulsant still with the mighty issues over which noble women have wept, and great men have bled, for a thousand years. |