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What is the adjective for quivering?

There isn't one single perfect adjective for "quivering" because the specific feeling or action it describes can vary. Here are some options depending on the context:

General:

* Tremulous: This is a common choice for a general sense of quivering, often implying nervousness or fear.

* Shaky: This implies instability or weakness.

* Trembling: Similar to "tremulous" but emphasizes rapid, small movements.

* Shivering: This implies a rapid trembling, usually due to cold or fear.

* Vibrating: This emphasizes a rapid back-and-forth movement.

Specific to Emotion:

* Fearful: If the quivering is due to fear.

* Nervous: If the quivering is due to anxiety or anticipation.

* Excited: If the quivering is due to excitement or anticipation.

Specific to Physical Action:

* Tense: If the quivering is due to muscle tension.

* Unstable: If the quivering indicates lack of stability.

* Spasmodic: If the quivering is jerky or irregular.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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