trembly (Meaning)

trembly

marked by trembling

The earthquake's tremors left people with trembly knees.
The old man's hands were trembly as he extended them to steady himself.
The frightened child's voice was shaky and trembly.
The sight of the spider caused her to break out in cold, trembly sweats.
The caffeine overdose made his hands trembly and his thoughts racing.
The dancer's trembly legs threatened to betray her in the middle of her performance.
The aging musician's fingers were too trembly to play the delicate notes of the symphony.
The fear coursing through his veins made his body feel weak and trembly.
The trembling caused by the severe cold made it difficult to hold a steady grip.
The trembly feeling in her hands was a constant reminder of the stress she was under.

marked by trembling

quivering, shaky, shaking,trembling, shuddering, quaking, wobbling, wabbling, tottering, shuddery

stable, steady, controlled,firm,settled

The earthquake's tremors left people with trembly knees.

The old man's hands were trembly as he extended them to steady himself.

The frightened child's voice was shaky and trembly.

The sight of the spider caused her to break out in cold, trembly sweats.