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Meanings of shuddering in English
Usage of shuddering in English
1
We've experienced a shuddering last few days at the state capture inquiry.
2
Didn't want to be disturbed. She let out a great shuddering sigh.
3
I felt my body shuddering and jerking with the power of it.
4
Jean Valjean had entered the galleys sobbing and shuddering; he emerged impassive.
5
Her spirit went forth and spied the shuddering wretch in his cell.
6
The girl was staring toward the end of the hall, and shuddering.
7
She hid her face in both hands, shuddering at the terrible memory.
8
And between the Mirror and the Witnesses white shuddering souls await judgment.
9
The missionaries laid him beside Edwards, and then stood in shuddering silence.
10
Weak from terror, Rokoff sank shuddering into the bottom of the dugout.
11
The sergeant swept the cliffs above and around with a shuddering glance.
12
Alexa, shuddering and looking drained, was barely able to sit up straight.
13
The movement sent shuddering pain through her magic-ravaged body, and she hissed.
14
She stood for a moment shuddering at the wretchedness of the room.
15
She held back shuddering and refused either to enter or look in.
16
So she lay, shuddering and gasping, the great part of the night.
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Shuddering through the time
Shuddering across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common