Thesaurus / quiverings
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synonyms for quiverings
- earthquake
- upheaval
- agitation
- flutter
- quake
- quaver
- quiver
- quivering
- ripple
- seism
- shake
- shiver
- shivering
- tremble
- trembling
- trepidation
- vibration
- wobble
- quaking
- tremblor
- agitation
- earthquake
- flutter
- quake
- quaking
- quaver
- quiver
- quivering
- ripple
- seism
- shake
- shiver
- shivering
- temblor
- tremble
- trembling
- trepidation
- upheaval
- vibration
- wobble
antonyms for quiverings
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How to use quiverings in a sentence
Lazy quiverings were running through the mound of jelly, pulsings that gave evidence of its low organism.
ASTOUNDING STORIES, APRIL, 1931VARIOUSComplains at times of quiverings in the right extremities and a numbness of the left side.
STUDIES IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRYBERNARD GLUECKLight quiverings of the body, voluptuous movements, made the laces and gauzes and silks swirl about their graceful figures.
SARRASINEHONORE DE BALZACShe trembled in his arms, shaken by spasmodic quiverings; her face bent low, resisted Franco when he would have raised it.
THE PATRIOTANTONIO FOGAZZAROHe felt little quiverings run all over his skin those cold shivers caused by over-powering happiness.
THE WORKS OF GUY DE MAUPASSANT, VOL. 6GUY DE MAUPASSANTHer delicate frame was convulsed with nervous quiverings, and her faint breathing painfully issued from her heaving chest.
THE PEARL OF THE ANDESGUSTAVE AIMARDOne day, towards evening, I was seized with strange and indescribable quiverings.
THE DIARY OF A RESURRECTIONIST, 1811-1812JAMES BLAKE BAILEYIf they could see they'd find nothing but quiverings and questions, and if I don't do anything really violent it's all I ask.
MARY CARYKATE LANGLEY BOSHERThis was evident by the depth of her sighs, which shook her whole frame, and heaved with convulsive quiverings through her bosom.
JANE SINCLAIR; OR, THE FAWN OF SPRINGVALEWILLIAM CARLETONHis own voice was hurried between two quiverings of the throat; his mother's only whispered in reply.
DEMOSGEORGE GISSING