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tremble

[trem-buhl] / ˈtrɛm bəl /


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Where these legal cases are concerned, he may tremble a little bit for a moment.

From Salon

The award-winning actor and activist said the panic attacks didn’t happen every night, but even on relatively peaceful nights, she “trembled at the possibility” an attack might occur.

From Los Angeles Times

A company spokesperson said the blast at the Sherwin-Williams plant in Garland happened around 1:15 a.m., and people who live and work nearby reported feeling buildings tremble as flames engulfed the industrial facility.

From Seattle Times

Among the Haredim - a Hebrew term that means "those who tremble before God" - there are also mixed views towards the Israeli state itself.

From Reuters

It felt like the mountain began to tremble.

From BBC