What is another word for quivering?
Pronunciation:
[ kwˈɪvəɹɪŋ], [ kwˈɪvəɹɪŋ], [ k_w_ˈɪ_v_ə_ɹ_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for quivering:
- agitated (adjective)
- aquiver (adjective)
- flickering (adjective)
- jittery (adjective)
- jumping (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- tremulous (adjective)
- vibrant (adjective)
- wobbling (adjective)
- flicker (noun)
- oscillation (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- state (noun)
- tremor (noun)
- agitating (verb)
- flickering (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Quivering:
adj.
• agitated (adjective)- jerky,
- shaken,
- shuddering,
- restless,
- erratic,
- uneasy,
- skittish,
- jumpy,
- Churned,
- nervous,
- feverish,
- quaking,
- disquieted,
- twitching,
- shivering,
- palpitating,
- twitchy,
- fluttered,
- unquiet,
- writhing,
- distraught,
- upset,
- Jarred,
- perturbed,
- convulsive,
- troubled,
- quavering,
- agitated,
- spastic,
- disturbed.
- most spooked,
- most trembling,
- ex citable,
- more spooked,
- up-tight,
- un easy,
- un-easier,
- high strung,
- un-easiest,
- on pins needles,
- highstrung,
- un easier,
- un easiest,
- ex-citable,
- more trembling,
- up tight.
- more leaping,
- more bouncing,
- un-steadier,
- un steadier,
- most beating,
- un-steadiest,
- more beating,
- more throbbing,
- most hopping,
- more hopping,
- most bounding,
- most springing,
- most bouncing,
- most throbbing,
- more hurdling,
- most hurdling,
- most skipping,
- more bounding,
- more springing,
- more skipping,
- most leaping,
- un steadiest,
- un steady.
- trembling,
- wobbling,
- tremulous,
- reverberant,
- vibrant,
- aquiver,
- seismic,
- jittery,
- excitable,
- fidgety,
- pulsating,
- twittery,
- aspen,
- Quaky,
- Teetering,
- wabbling,
- Tremulant,
- sonorant,
- quivery,
- jumping,
- on pins and needles,
- leaping,
- shivery,
- pulsing.
- more aspen,
- more quavering,
- ex-cited,
- ex cited,
- most quavering,
- most shivering,
- most aspen,
- more shivering.
n.
• flicker (noun) • oscillation (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)- motility,
- tremblings,
- movement,
- oscillation,
- swaying,
- flicker,
- motion,
- tremblor,
- tremor,
- shaking,
- Shiverings,
- move.
v.
• agitating (verb) • flickering (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- hot,
- confusion,
- dance,
- unrest,
- rickety,
- chill,
- jitter,
- Palling,
- trembly,
- fright,
- charge,
- shudder,
- doddering,
- excited,
- falter,
- pulse,
- anxious,
- bumpiness,
- jiggle,
- Waging,
- astir,
- quavery,
- fear and trembling,
- chilling,
- concuss,
- despair,
- play of light,
- agitate,
- playing,
- light show,
- old,
- wave,
- tremolo,
- apprehensive,
- shivers,
- swing,
- cold shivers,
- chorea,
- flittering,
- jerkiness,
- banging,
- wriggling,
- undulation,
- taut,
- pulsation,
- pitter-patter,
- aflicker,
- oscillating,
- dithers,
- panting,
- shuddery,
- cold sweat,
- tremulousness,
- Bobbing,
- hesitating,
- twitch,
- worry,
- Fearing,
- wonky,
- skittery,
- staggering,
- Trepidity,
- brandish,
- wiggling,
- gyration,
- jactation,
- shocking,
- batting,
- shook up,
- temblor,
- fidgeting,
- darting,
- timorous,
- fluctuate,
- thrill,
- disturb,
- fleeting,
- shaky,
- palsied,
- vibe,
- instability,
- superannuated,
- weak,
- stumble,
- rhythm,
- wavery,
- squirm,
- tremble,
- shimmying,
- Heartquake,
- abject fear,
- Reeling,
- unsteady,
- wobbly,
- jactitation,
- flutter,
- trepidation,
- tottering,
- unsure,
- shakes,
- hesitant,
- inquietude,
- waffling,
- rouse,
- in a pucker,
- kicking,
- all shook up,
- vibrating,
- succussion,
- decrepit,
- vibrate,
- fits and starts,
- fidgetiness,
- jerking,
- fluttery,
- flashing,
- wobble,
- bickering,
- fear,
- sway,
- fluctuation,
- despondency,
- throb,
- quiver,
- excite,
- Quiveringly,
- flickery,
- vacillation,
- roll,
- Rocking,
- quailing,
- perturbation,
- feeble,
- Flitting,
- lambent,
- with bated breath,
- waver,
- thrilling,
- Wagging,
- in hysterics,
- flourish,
- palpitation,
- oscillate,
- Waggling,
- palsy,
- ague,
- keyed-up,
- didder,
- rushing,
- quake,
- tense,
- twist,
- dancing,
- red hot,
- quaver,
- tingling,
- fidgets,
- Flushing,
- twisting,
- chattering,
- Booting,
- in a ferment,
- taught,
- Spasms,
- frail,
- Charging,
- on tenterhooks,
- shiver,
- on edge,
- overwrought,
- break,
- in suspense,
- tottery,
- twitter,
- aged,
- senile,
- simmer,
- chilled,
- doubtful,
- tremblingly,
- convulse,
- shakiness,
- cowardice,
- play,
- throbbing,
- drop,
- fluctuating,
- Flicking,
- Pitapat,
- heaving,
- concern,
- stroboscopic,
- atremble,
- all-overish,
- a-tremble,
- tremoring,
- dithering,
- flushed,
- totter,
- disquietude,
- spasm,
- squirming,
- wiggle,
- wriggle,
- disquiet,
- in a quiver,
- jiggling,
- restlessness,
- infirm,
- joggle,
- faltering,
- pit-a-pat,
- dither,
- in a fever,
- frisson,
- batophobia,
- flapping,
- precarious,
- waggle,
- hesitate,
- shake,
- nervousness,
- anile,
- Flopping,
- moving,
- vacillating,
- in a blaze,
- Succussive,
- budgeting,
- shambling,
- lambency,
- tingle.
How to use "Quivering" in context?
When you hear someone describe quivering, they might mean that their voice is shaking. But quivering can also refer to physical sensations, such as goosebumps, that occur as a result of fear, anxiety, or excitement. The physical manifestations of quivering can vary from person to person, but in most cases, they're characterized by brief, involuntary movements of the body. Some people also describe quivering as a feeling of cold or goosebumps, or as a tingling or buzzing sensation.
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