shakily
/ˈʃeɪkəli/
adverb
- In a way that is unsteady or trembling, especially from weakness, fear, or nervousness.
- She stood up shakily after the long illness.
- He signed his name shakily on the dotted line.
- The old man walked shakily across the room.
- In a way that is uncertain, weak, or likely to fail.
- The company performed shakily during the economic downturn.
- She answered the questions shakily, unsure of the facts.
- The peace agreement held shakily for a few months.
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