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wobbling

adjective as in shaking

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The sentence drew a strong ovation from those endeavoring to preserve and protect our wobbling democracy.

"Markets are wobbling, concerns over Fed policy abound and corporate earnings are in the spotlight," he said.

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Biles rebounded with a clean beam routine, wobbling slightly on only two skills.

I suggest more surgeries — cutting-edge surgeries to fix my bad eye and its marble-y wobbling.

His identity is in flux, wobbling on the ever-shifting grounds of personal insecurity, fickle friendships and family pressure, and his unsteady sense of self is represented in the film by his various names and nicknames.

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

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