quivered
Shook with emotion
Quivered is the past tense of quiver, meaning to shake with small, rapid movements.
The word suggests trembling from emotion or physical sensation: Her lip quivered as she held back tears, The leaves quivered in the breeze.
Quivering implies vulnerability or delicacy rather than violent shaking.
Shook from cold
- shudderedShook from fear/disgust
- trembledShook involuntarily
- shookVibrated or trembled
- vibratedMoved with rapid oscillation
wobbled · fluttered · twitched · quaked · palpitated · juddered · oscillated · convulsed
Lost momentum or confidence
- waveredShowed unsteady resolve
- trembledShook involuntarily
- brokeLacking any funds
- crackedHaving surface fractures
shook · stammered · stuttered · choked · wobbled · unsteady · strained · halting
Shook involuntarily
- shookVibrated or trembled
- coweredShrank back in fright
- blanchedMade white by heat
- frozeBecame solid or still
recoiled · flinched · dreaded · panicked · startled · petrified · terrified · horrified
Shook involuntarily
- movedChanged location or felt
- overcomePrevail against difficulty
- stirredMixed by circular motion
- affectedArtificially contrived behavior
touched · choked · welled · tearful · overwhelmed · impassioned · anguished · heartbroken
shivered
Shook from cold
vibrated · wobbled · fluttered · twitched · quaked · palpitated · juddered · oscillated · convulsed · rippled
faltered
Lost momentum or confidence
cracked · shook · stammered · stuttered · choked · wobbled · unsteady · strained · halting · breathless
trembled
Shook involuntarily
froze · recoiled · flinched · dreaded · panicked · startled · petrified · terrified · horrified · alarmed
trembled
Shook involuntarily
affected · touched · choked · welled · tearful · overwhelmed · impassioned · anguished · heartbroken · elated
arrows
Shafted projectiles for bows
broadhead · archer · shaft · recurve · longbow · crossbow · fletcher · draw · release · armguard
- lip quiverTrembling of mouth edge
- quivering lip
- arrows in the quiverReady resources for use