Quiveringly Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

in a trembling manner

Quiveringly is an adverb that describes the action of trembling or shaking slightly. It is often used to convey a sense of fear, nervousness, or excitement.

shakingly, shudderingly, tremblingly.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
quiveringly	This is a repetition of the previous word, which indicates that the word was listed twice by mistake; therefore, its context and examples remain the same. She reached out to the letter quiveringly, her heart racing with anticipation
tremblingly	Often used to describe a gentle or mild shaking, usually because of fear, anxiety, or cold. It conveys a softer and more continuous motion than 'shudderingly'. He approached the stage tremblingly, unsure if he could perform in front of such a large crowd
shakingly	Used in situations where the shaking is more pronounced and visible, often due to fear, nervousness, or exhaustion. He signed the document shakingly, his hands unable to remain steady
shudderingly	This word is typically used when the shaking is more intense and often due to strong emotions such as fear or disgust. She looked at the eerie doll shudderingly, unable to hide her discomfort

Examples of usage

• She stood quiveringly in front of the audience, waiting to give her speech.

• His hands were quiveringly cold as he reached out to touch the icy water.

• The leaves rustled quiveringly in the gentle breeze.

• The dog looked up at me quiveringly, sensing my unease.

• The candle flame flickered quiveringly in the drafty room.