tremor
temblor
definition
noun
a disorder that causes tremors and muscle rigidity
an involuntary quivering movement.
translation of 'tremor'
noun
estremecimiento,
tremor,
temblor
example
A 'tremor' of unease went through her husband, ‘You remember him.’
You'd think they were in mortal danger (again, not actual mortal danger) by the nervous 'tremor' in their voices.
The 'tremor' in his voice reflected a man looking over the edge of a very deep abyss.
The bureau also said that the 'tremor' was an aftershock of last year's 921 earthquake.
Still, when I spoke, it was with a 'tremor' in my voice.
He mentally chided himself for the 'tremor' in his voice.
a 'tremor' of unease
It seemed that the whole of nature was affected by a 'tremor' of excitement, adoring the creator.
He ripped his gaze from me and backed away even further, keeping his head bowed so that he could not look at me and a slight 'tremor' shook him.
I could detect a sort of hesitant 'tremor' in the voice.
He paused a little, gathering up his courage, removing the 'tremor' from his voice.
Tina felt a sudden 'tremor' in her heart as the very real reality of the situation settled down on her.
He stood and I thought I saw a slight 'tremor' shake his body, and I was staring at him, transfixed.
His voice was so low and calm, but it shot a 'tremor' of terror through her.
He knew she had tried to hide the 'tremor' in her voice, but he heard it.
The Central Weather Bureau said Wednesday's quake was an aftershock from a deadly 'tremor' in March.
He pauses, and then adds, in a casual tone of voice that betrays only a hint of a 'tremor' : ‘Or I could end up killing myself.’
The main symptoms are muscle stiffness, slowness of movement and involuntary 'tremor' .
There was a 'tremor' in her voice, as if her uncertainty had turned into a bit of fear.
A slight 'tremor' shook the earth, and the Colonel awoke in the guest room.
Though the direct threat to his life was over, Bren still felt a 'tremor' of fear at the bottom of his jaw.
Jaime felt a 'tremor' of fear and doubt surge through her body.
A glint of knowledge from within his cruel gaze pierces her armor, sending a 'tremor' of fear through Martina.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the 'tremor' had a magnitude of 4.8, and that its epicenter was six miles northwest of Tbilisi.
‘Come back alive,’ she uttered, even her whispers betraying the 'tremor' in her voice.
I became aware of a pressure in my skull, a drunken excitement that I had never known before, a 'tremor' of the nerves.
I can feel a 'tremor' in my voice, the fifth or sixth time that I call her name.
His touch sent a 'tremor' of excitement through her, alerting her of his nearness, but she reprimanded herself.
I asked politely but I could here the 'tremor' in my voice.
Parkinson's Disease is a severe disorder of movement, presenting with muscle rigidity, 'tremor' , and most distressing of all the inability to translate a thought into a movement.
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