trembly
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of trembly
Example Sentences
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He sighed, long and slow and trembly, like he was holding in a thunderstorm.
From Literature
My insides are all trembly, like I’m coming down with the flu.
From Literature
His voice was thin and trembly.
From Slate
She’s sitting on her bed, her back supported by the wall, with Scoob perched beside her, his hand clutched between her thin, trembly ones.
From Literature
Her voice is trembly, so I say, "I'm here. Don't worry."
From Literature
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