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tremblingly

[ ˈtrɛmbəlɪŋli ]

Adverb

^{Context #1 | Adverb}

in a shaky manner

Tremblingly is an adverb that describes an action done in a shaky or quivering manner. It is often used to depict a physical or emotional state of being unsteady or nervous.

Synonyms

quiveringly, shakily, unsteadily.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
tremblingly	Used to describe someone or something shaking slightly due to cold, fear, or nervousness. She held the letter tremblingly, unsure if she should open it. His hands gripped the steering wheel tremblingly as he recalled the accident.
shakily	Often used to describe an unstable or insecure action or movement, indicating a lack of stability or confidence. He walked shakily after being bedridden for weeks. The old chair creaked shakily under his weight.
quiveringly	Used to describe a delicate or emotional shaking, capturing a sense of fragility or vulnerability. The bird moved its wings quiveringly before taking flight. Her voice spoke quiveringly as she shared her story with the audience.
unsteadily	Describes movements or actions that are not steady, reflecting physical instability or hesitance. She stood up unsteadily after the long journey. The boat rocked unsteadily in the choppy waters.

Examples of usage

She reached out tremblingly to touch the fragile glass.
He spoke tremblingly, his voice betraying his fear.
The leaves rustled tremblingly in the wind.

Translations

Translations of the word "tremblingly" in other languages:

🇵🇹 tremulamente

🇮🇳 कंपते हुए

🇩🇪 zitternd

🇮🇩 dengan gemetar

🇺🇦 тремтячи

🇵🇱 drżąco

🇯🇵 震えながら

🇫🇷 en tremblant

🇪🇸 temblorosamente

🇹🇷 titreyerek

🇰🇷 떨면서

🇸🇦 بشكل مرتجف

🇨🇿 třesoucím se způsobem

🇸🇰 trasúc sa

🇨🇳 颤抖着

🇸🇮 tresoč

🇮🇸 skjálfandi

🇰🇿 дірілдеп

🇬🇪 კანკალით

🇦🇿 titrəyərək

🇲🇽 temblorosamente

Etymology

The word 'tremblingly' is derived from the verb 'tremble,' which has Old English origins. The suffix '-ly' is added to 'trembling' to form the adverb 'tremblingly.' The concept of trembling has been associated with fear, cold, excitement, or weakness throughout history. The adverb 'tremblingly' is commonly used in literature and everyday language to convey a sense of unease or instability.