SHAKE WITH FEAR

Definition: To tremble or quiver due to an intense feeling of fear or anxiety.

Synonyms: Tremble Fearfully, Quiver Nervously, Shiver Anxiously, Tremor Fright, Trepidation Shake

Usage Examples in Sentences

The unexpected loud noise made the timid kitten shake with fear.

The eerie sounds in the graveyard caused them to shake with fear.

When the teacher announced a surprise test, the students began to shake with fear.

The haunted house was so eerie that even the bravest adventurer would shake with fear inside.

As the thunderstorm approached, the young child began to shake with fear, clutching their teddy bear for comfort.

The protagonist in the suspenseful novel would often shake with fear as the mystery deepened.

The witness began to shake with fear while testifying against the notorious gang, fearing retaliation.

As the deadline for the project approached, she would often shake with fear, worried about meeting expectations.

She began to shake with fear as the eerie shadows danced around her.

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His knees started to tremble, and he could feel himself begin to shake with fear.

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She could feel her entire body start to shake with fear as the darkness enveloped her.

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The old house had a sinister atmosphere that made visitors shake with fear.

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With fear, she began to shake as the darkness enveloped her.

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He could not control the urge to shake with fear as the monster drew closer.

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The sight of the menacing figure made her shake with fear.

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They watched in horror as the building collapsed, causing everyone to shake with fear.

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She felt her body start to shake with fear when she heard the chilling whisper behind her.

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At the mention of spiders, she always starts to shake with fear.

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With fear, the little boy's legs began to shake as he stood on stage.

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With fear, the cat's tail puffed up and it began to shake uncontrollably.