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quiver

[kwiv-er] / ˈkwɪv ər /




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And she watched me, my chin was quivering and and she was like, “All right, I guess we’re going to Spokane.”

From Los Angeles Times

The heart rate elevates, muscles quiver, the skin can feel hot and prickly because of increased blood flow.

From Los Angeles Times

Iang's face quivers as she recounts the story of what happened on 26 November in K-Haimual, her village in Myanmar's western Chin State, and then she breaks down.

From BBC

I do, and the breath quivers a bit as it goes in.

From Literature

Hegseth’s brief tenure at the Pentagon has been dominated by his quivering inability to deal with any kind of challenge or discomfort.

From Salon