Nictate

The patient was unable to nictate her eyes due to the paralysis caused by the stroke.

She couldn't help but nictate when the bright camera flash went off.

The actress had to nictate on cue during the romantic scene with her co-star.

The teacher asked the students to nictate their eyes rapidly to refresh their focus during the long lecture.

The children giggled as they tried to nictate faster than each other during the game.

The doctor instructed the patient to nictate repeatedly to test their eye reflexes.

The tired student tried hard not to nictate during the boring lecture.

The robot's artificial eyes were programmed to nictate as a way to express emotions and establish a connection with humans.

The robot's mechanical eyes would nictate rapidly as it processed information.

As the actor delivered his punchline, he would nictate mischievously, adding to the comedic effect.

He tried to nictate away tears when he watched the emotional movie scene.

The dancer would nictate gracefully, adding an elegant touch to her performance.

The baby's eyelids would nictate involuntarily when she was in a deep sleep.

The hypnotist instructed the participants to nictate slowly and deeply, inducing a state of relaxation.

The old man's eyes would nictate slowly due to his age.

The doctor asked the patient to nictate regularly to keep their eyes lubricated.

The tired owl would nictate its eyes while perched on the tree branch.

The camouflage expert taught the soldiers how to nictate their eyes to avoid detection in the dense forest.

The fireflies in the meadow would nictate their tiny lights, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.

The magician's assistant would nictate to signal the start of the trick.

He couldn't help but nictate nervously during the job interview.

The old man's eyes would nictate whenever he was lost in thought.

The nervous contestant started to nictate as the audience applauded.