shakiness

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est tremblant, instable ou peu sûr, souvent en référence à un tremblement physique ou à un manque de stabilité.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being unsteady, unstable, or insecure, often describing physical trembling or a lack of stability.

indénombrable

1. Trembling or unsteady motionB2formal

   A state of moving with slight, rapid, and irregular movements, often due to nervousness, weakness, or fear.

   tremblement

   • The shakiness in his hands made it difficult to hold the cup.
   • She felt a sudden shakiness in her legs after the long run.
   • The shakiness of the old bridge made crossing it terrifying.

   Synonymesjitterinessquiverquiveringshakingtremblingtremorunsteadinessvibrationwobble

   Antonymesfirmnesssoliditystabilitysteadiness

2. Instability or insecurityB2formal

   The quality of being unstable, insecure, or unreliable, often referring to a situation, system, or foundation.

   Instabilité

   • The shakiness of the company's finances worried the investors.
   • There was a noticeable shakiness in their relationship after the argument.
   • The shakiness of the evidence led to the case being dismissed.

   Synonymesfragilityinsecurityinstabilityprecariousnessunreliabilityunsoundnessunsteadinessvulnerability

   Antonymesfirmnesssecuritysoliditystabilitysteadiness