disshiver Synonyms
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disshiver Meaning
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disshiver (v. t. & i.)
To shiver or break in pieces.
disshiver Sentence Examples
- The cold wind disshivered my spine as I walked through the deserted streets.
- The disshivered glass shattered into a million pieces when it hit the ground.
- The gunshot disshivered the silence of the forest, sending the animals scattering in fear.
- The earth disshivered under the weight of the hundred-year-old oak tree as it fell to the ground.
- The disshivered wreckage of the car lay twisted and mangled by the side of the road.
- The disshivered sound of thunder rumbled in the distance, signaling the arrival of a storm.
- The disshivered scream echoed through the house, sending chills down my spine.
- The disshivered voice of the old woman made me jump, as I had not expected to see anyone in the deserted house.
- The disshivered sound of the birds chirping in the trees filled the air, as the sun began to rise.
- The disshivered sound of my own heart beating was the only thing I could hear as I lay alone in the dark, terrified of what might be lurking in the shadows.
FAQs About the word disshiver
To shiver or break in pieces.
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The cold wind disshivered my spine as I walked through the deserted streets.
The disshivered glass shattered into a million pieces when it hit the ground.
The gunshot disshivered the silence of the forest, sending the animals scattering in fear.
The earth disshivered under the weight of the hundred-year-old oak tree as it fell to the ground.
