tremulousness
/ˈtrɛmjələsnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being shaky or quivering, especially from nervousness, fear, or weakness.
- The tremulousness in her voice made everyone in the room feel her anxiety.
- His hands showed a slight tremulousness as he signed the document.
- The tremulousness of the old dog's legs was a sign of its age.
- Timidity or hesitation in behavior or speech.
- Her tremulousness during the interview cost her the job.
- The tremulousness of his apology suggested he wasn't sure he was at fault.
- The child's tremulousness around strangers slowly faded as she grew more comfortable.
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