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tremulous

/ˈtrem.jə.ləs/

Traduction: Décrit une personne ou une chose qui tremble légèrement ou qui vibre, souvent à cause de la nervosité, de la peur ou de la faiblesse ; peut aussi qualifier un comportement hésitant ou timide.

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adjective

/ˈtrem.jə.ləs/C2formal
  • frDécrit une personne ou une chose qui tremble légèrement ou qui vibre, souvent à cause de la nervosité, de la peur ou de la faiblesse ; peut aussi qualifier un comportement hésitant ou timide.

Describes a person or thing that is shaking or quivering slightly, often due to nervousness, fear, or weakness.

  1. Quivering voiceC1formal

    Describes a voice that shakes or trembles, often due to nervousness, fear, or weakness.

    frvoix tremblante

    • She spoke in a tremulous voice as she recounted the accident.
    • His tremulous tone revealed his anxiety about the interview.
    • The old man's tremulous whisper was barely audible.

    Synonymesfalteringquaveringquiveringshakingshakytremblingunsteadywavering

    Antonymesconfidentfirmstablesteadystrong

  2. Shaking or tremblingC1formal

    Characterized by trembling or shaking, especially from fear, emotion, or physical weakness.

    frtremblant, tremblotant

    • He extended a tremulous hand to accept the award.
    • The child's tremulous steps showed his uncertainty.
    • Her tremulous fingers struggled to hold the pen steady.

    Synonymesquiveringshakingshakyshiveringtrembling

    Antonymesfirmsolidstablesteady

Formes
  • more tremulous comparative form
  • most tremulous superlative form
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