Wobbling: meaning, definitions and examples

physical movement

Wobbling refers to the unsteady movement or rocking back and forth of an object. It often denotes a lack of stability or balance. This term is commonly used to describe the way certain objects, like a table with uneven legs, may shake or sway.

rocking, shaking, swaying, teetering, trembling.

Examples of usage

• The table was wobbling because one leg was shorter.

• He noticed the bike was wobbling while he rode it downhill.

• The jelly was wobbling on the plate.

• The toddler's first steps were characterized by a lot of wobbling.

• The skyscraper swayed slightly, causing the windows to wobble.