tremulous in Greek
tremulous in Greek is τρέμουλος — tremulous means shaking slightly, especially from fear, cold or weakness.
tremulous in Greek
τρέμουλος
Pronounced: tremoulos
Trembling, quivering, or shaking.
What does "tremulous" mean?
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adj Shaking slightly, especially from fear, cold or weakness.
"“Thank God!” he cried brokenly, all the pent emotion of the long night vibrant in his tremulous voice."
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adj Nervous and unsure, showing a lack of confidence.
"This, hard on the heels of the death of Julia Child in 2004, makes one tremulous about the future."
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tremulous in a sentence
- “Thank God!” he cried brokenly, all the pent emotion of the long night vibrant in his tremulous voice.
- Light filtered in through the blinds of the french windows. It made tremulous stripes along the scrubbed pine floor.
- This, hard on the heels of the death of Julia Child in 2004, makes one tremulous about the future.
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What is "tremulous" in Greek?
"tremulous" in Greek is τρέμουλος. tremulous means: Shaking slightly, especially from fear, cold or weakness.
How do you pronounce τρέμουλος?
"tremulous" in Greek is τρέμουλος, pronounced "tremoulos".
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