Quaking
Pronunciation: /ˈkweɪk/
Quaking (verb)
- To shake or tremble suddenly, often due to fear or cold.
- To move or shake because of an earthquake.
Examples
- The ground began to quake under our feet.
- Her voice quaked with emotion during the speech.
Common collocations: quake with fear, quake in boots, quake violently, quake suddenly, major quake
Quaking (noun)
- A sudden shaking of the ground, often causing damage.
- A shaking or trembling movement, often from fear or cold.
Examples
- The quake caused significant damage to the buildings.
- After the quake, the city began to rebuild.