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shaky

[shey-kee] / ˈʃeɪ ki /




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The final two selections for the men’s team came with some drama after a shaky free skate competition on Saturday.

From Los Angeles Times

A couple of days later, she started to feel body aches and a bit “shaky.”

From Salon

Rodríguez’s tone shift highlighted the balance that her shaky interim leadership is testing out as she tries to withstand U.S. pressure while keeping the country’s so-called revolutionary government from dissolving into factional infighting.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even some of the big-name passers still alive, such as Allen with the Bills and Jalen Hurts with the Philadelphia Eagles, have had shakier years than usual.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's great to get the first win, even if there were some shaky bits. I closed it out well at the end," said Harris.

From Barron's