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shakiness

[ UK /ʃˈe‍ɪkɪnəs/ ]
[ US /ˈʃeɪkinəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a shaky motion
    the shaking of his fingers as he lit his pipe
  2. the quality of being unstable and insecure
    the shakiness of the present regime

How To Use shakiness In A Sentence

  • the shakiness of the present regime
  • As an ex-Chief of Defence he had probably experienced at first hand the shakiness of our strategic policy foundations.
  • When I view my own conversions on my standalone hooked up to my TV set I never see that "shakiness". VideoHelp.com Forum
  • They're the other side of that twisty-twiny, inside-out, upside-down shakiness that turned the attic into the tower. The House of Arden
  • Because recently i've made another DVD using FAVC with full-d1 and it turns out that the result is shaky and i thought this is caused by choosing half-d1 (Please read my first post since i've explained a lot about the 'shakiness' there if you haven't). VideoHelp.com Forum
  • Steve Kean's side were, if anything, likelier to score than the hosts, if only because of Manuel Almunia's shakiness in goal. Arsène Wenger considers options after Arsenal draw with Blackburn
  • He nodded and kept going, even as it passed through him that he was being rude, that at the very least he should thank her, and for his own shakiness eat a bit of her cheese and fruit. Three Stages of Amazement
  • Early signs and symptoms include sweating, shakiness, weakness, hunger, dizziness and nausea.
  • Trying to control the shakiness of my voice, I asked for the Center on Sexuality and Disability.
  • He had then developed, or said he had developed, severe cinchonism, which was a peculiar condition inasmuch as any doctor consulted had only the patient’s word for the symptoms experienced — blindness, shakiness, headache, congestion of the middle ear. The Fashion in Shrouds
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