Trembling
Pronunciation: /ˈtrɛmbəl/
Trembling (verb)
- To shake a little because of cold, fear, or excitement.
- When an object moves quickly back and forth in small movements.
Examples
- She began to tremble with fear during the storm.
- His hands would tremble when he was nervous.
Common collocations: tremble with fear, tremble slightly, tremble uncontrollably, tremble violently, tremble slightly
Trembling (noun)
- A small, quick shaking movement of the body or an object.
Examples
- There was a tremble in his voice as he spoke.
- A tremble ran through her body in the cold.