noun
wobbling
Wobbling (noun) means the rocking, unsteady movement of something that wobbles. Example: “The wobbling of the shelf worried her, so she screwed it to the wall.”
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The rocking, unsteady movement of something that wobbles.
"The wobbling of the shelf worried her, so she screwed it to the wall."
How to use wobbling
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act or motion of wobbling — rocking unsteadily.
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Word forms
- Plural
- wobblings
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Rhymes for wobbling
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What does “wobbling” mean?
The word “wobbling” means the rocking, unsteady movement of something that wobbles. In plain terms, the act or motion of wobbling — rocking unsteadily.
How do you use “wobbling” in a sentence?
Here is “wobbling” used in a sentence: “The wobbling of the shelf worried her, so she screwed it to the wall.”
What part of speech is “wobbling”?
“Wobbling” is a noun.
What is the meaning of wobbling?
"wobbling" (noun) means the rocking, unsteady movement of something that wobbles.
