Usage of "very shaky"

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Usage of very shaky in English

Also, avoid the glass of water if you are feeling very shaky. 
 The Guardian 

But actually we have to live within present circumstances which are very shaky. 
 The new yorker 

This shows that the name has been written in a very shaky hand. 
 Writing the Photoplay 

Squercum has made inquiries and he thinks the club very shaky. 
 The Way We Live Now 

Priscilla was very shaky on a bicycle, and so was Fritzing. 
 The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight 

This is psychology morning and I'm very shaky on the lesson. 
 Grace Harlowe's Fourth Year at Overton College 

I have only a majority of nine, and a very shaky majority, too. 
 The English Constitution 

He was an old man, and very shaky on his pins. 
 South Sea Tales 

By-the-by, I'm sorry to say he's very shaky; doesn't look himself at all. 
 The Nether World 

Once you get beyond Europe, though, much of Farage's political landscape looks very shaky. 
 The Guardian 

But she felt very shaky when she walked about, and light in the head. 
 A Little Girl in Old Quebec 

The door was very shaky already: the hinges were breaking. 
 Debts of Honor 

Henrietta Hen began to feel very shaky in her legs. 
 The Tale of Henrietta Hen 

I am employed but my wife's job is very shaky. 
 The Irish Times 

For me, the first two days were personally very shaky. 
 The Guardian 

Legally, she put herself on very shaky ground by entering a dwelling without permission. 
 Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident 

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Adjective

Very shaky through the time

Very shaky across language varieties

United Kingdom

Common

United States of America

Less common

Meanings of very shaky in English