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quiver Meaning
quiver (n)
an almost pleasurable sensation of fright
a shaky motion
case for holding arrows
the act of vibrating
quiver (v)
shake with fast, tremulous movements
move back and forth very rapidly
move with or as if with a regular alternating motion
quiver (a.)
Nimble; active.
quiver (v. i.)
To shake or move with slight and tremulous motion; to tremble; to quake; to shudder; to shiver.
quiver (n.)
The act or state of quivering; a tremor.
A case or sheath for arrows to be carried on the person.
quiver Sentence Examples
- The archer's quiver bristled with arrows, ready for battle.
- The quiver trembled in her hand as she steadied her aim.
- The silvery quiver reflected the moonlight, a beacon amidst the darkness.
- She slipped the arrow from the quiver with practiced ease.
- A quiver of fear coursed through her as she faced the approaching enemy.
- The quiver's contents rattled faintly with every step she took.
- The quiver was a testament to her skill and preparation as a huntress.
- A quiver of desire surged through her at the sight of the handsome stranger.
- The quiver's straps creaked with the weight of countless arrows.
- Curiosity filled her with a quiver as she explored the uncharted territory.
FAQs About the word quiver
an almost pleasurable sensation of fright, a shaky motion, case for holding arrows, the act of vibrating, shake with fast, tremulous movements, move back and fo
tremble,shiver, shudder,tremor, jolt, wobble, wabble,wave, quake, flutter
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The archer's quiver bristled with arrows, ready for battle.
The quiver trembled in her hand as she steadied her aim.
The silvery quiver reflected the moonlight, a beacon amidst the darkness.
She slipped the arrow from the quiver with practiced ease.
