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UK
/ʃˈeɪkɪnəs/
]
[ US /ˈʃeɪkinəs/ ]
[ US /ˈʃeɪkinəs/ ]
NOUN
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a shaky motion
the shaking of his fingers as he lit his pipe -
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