| 单词 |
tremulous |
| 释义 |
trem·u·lous
\ˈtremyələs\ adjective
Etymology: Latin tremulus — more at tremble
1. : characterized by or affected with trembling or tremors : quivering, palpitating, shaking, vibrating
< tremulous hands >
< leaves tremulous in the breeze >
2. : affected with fear or timidity : timorous, wavering
< a shy tremulous girl >
3. : such as is caused by a tremulous state or characteristic of a tremulous individual or thing
< a tremulous handwriting >
< a tremulous reply >
< night with no cloud to sully its tremulous radiance — E.J.Banfield >
4. : exceedingly sensitive : easily shaken or disordered
< a tremulous and bitter joy — C.A.Lejeune >
— often used with to
< tremulous to criticism >
• trem·u·lous·ly adverb
• trem·u·lous·ness noun -es |
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