atremble (Meaning)

atremble

shaking involuntarily

No weak antonyms found.

Her hands were atremble with anticipation as she waited for the results of the exam.
The leaves of the trees were atremble in the gentle breeze.
Her legs were atremble with exhaustion after the long hike.
The horses were atremble with excitement as they approached the starting line.
The audience was atremble with anticipation as the curtain rose on the first act.
The candle flame was atremble in the draft.
His voice was atremble with emotion as he spoke of his lost love.
The ship was atremble in the storm-tossed sea.
The ballerina's hands were atremble as she danced the delicate sequence.
The crowd was atremble with fear as the fire spread through the building.

shaking involuntarily

quivering,trembling, shaking, trembly, shuddering, wabbling,shaky, aquiver, wobbling, quaking

controlled, stable,steady, firm,settled,

Her hands were atremble with anticipation as she waited for the results of the exam.

The leaves of the trees were atremble in the gentle breeze.

Her legs were atremble with exhaustion after the long hike.

The horses were atremble with excitement as they approached the starting line.