noun

shuddering

Shuddering (noun) means a prolonged or repeated shudder. Example: “His shuddering finally stopped once the fever broke.”

noun

A prolonged or repeated shudder.

"His shuddering finally stopped once the fever broke."

How to Use Shuddering

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe ongoing act of trembling or shaking, usually from fear or cold.

shudderings plural

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His _____ finally stopped once the fever broke.

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What does “shuddering” mean?

The word “shuddering” means a prolonged or repeated shudder. In plain terms, the ongoing act of trembling or shaking, usually from fear or cold.

How do you use “shuddering” in a sentence?

Here is “shuddering” used in a sentence: “His shuddering finally stopped once the fever broke.”

What part of speech is “shuddering”?

“Shuddering” is a noun.