shaky in Latin
shaky in Latin is instābilis — shaky means trembling or unsteady, whether physically or figuratively.
shaky in Latin
instābilis
Easily shaken; tottering; unsound.
What does "shaky" mean?
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adjective Trembling or unsteady, whether physically or figuratively.
"Her hands were shaky after the coffee."
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shaky in a sentence
- Her hands were shaky after the coffee.
- His grasp of French grammar is still a bit shaky.
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What is "shaky" in Latin?
"shaky" in Latin is instābilis. shaky means: Trembling or unsteady, whether physically or figuratively.
How do you use "shaky" in a sentence?
Example: "Her hands were shaky after the coffee." In Latin, "shaky" is instābilis.
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