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View definitions for trembling

trembling

adjective as in aquiver

adjective as in doddering

adjective as in palsied

adjective as in quivering

adjective as in quivery

adjective as in shivery

adjective as in tremulant

adjective as in tremulous

adjective as in tremulous

adjective as in twittery

adjective as in vibrant

adjective as in wobbling

noun as in convulsion

noun as in funk

noun as in temblor

noun as in vibration

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Example Sentences

Dee decided to take Cassie to the doctor, and by the time they arrived at the surgery Cassie was trembling and vomiting uncontrollably.

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"Panic set in, that sickness and I remember just shaking, my whole body was trembling until I got to the hospital."

From BBC

“The Maoists have attacked the prison. People are being killed! I’m hiding in the toilet,” an inmate gasped into the mobile phone, his voice trembling.

From BBC

And there were many, many days when, as the magic hour of 8 a.m. neared, I truly believed that if I had to confront one more series of snarls, scrounge up one more hair elastic or hear one more complaint about me brushing too hard or “that doesn’t look right,” I would lose the trembling remnants of my mind.

“Love to see those shaky shakes,” she says, our muscles trembling as we do squats, lunges and planks enough to fill a lumber yard.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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