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| etymological origin of | eng: quiveringly |
| is derived from | eng: quiver |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | eng: afraid |
| semantically related | eng: atremble |
| semantically related | eng: bashful |
| semantically related | eng: edgy |
| semantically related | eng: erratic |
| semantically related | eng: faint of heart |
| semantically related | eng: fearful |
| semantically related | eng: flimsy |
| semantically related | eng: quaking |
| semantically related | eng: quiver |
| semantically related | eng: shaking |
| semantically related | eng: shaky |
| semantically related | eng: shimmer |
| semantically related | eng: shivering |
| semantically related | eng: shook-up |
| semantically related | eng: shy |
| semantically related | eng: timid |
| semantically related | eng: toey |
| semantically related | eng: tottering |
| semantically related | eng: trembling |
| semantically related | eng: trepid |
| semantically related | eng: wambly |
| translation | eng: shaking |
| translation | eng: shivering |
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