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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

  • Problem would seem to be Win7RC shakiness, which is fine: it's an RC, after all .. Tdaxp
  • Many of the unpleasant side effects of the immunosuppressant drugs - such as shakiness, sleeplessness and a burning sensation in the feet - have declined, she said. The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal:Today's Headlines
  • Trying to control the shakiness of my voice, I asked for the Center on Sexuality and Disability.
  • It has grown to become one of the great weird voices, up there with those of Neil Young and Little Jimmy Scott, its shakiness having evolved into style.
  • Following reduction or cessation of use, severe intermittent symptoms of palpitations, sweating, shakiness and insomnia were alleged starting in 1989 and lasting for 2-3 years, thus outside any relevant period of cover.
  • ‘You're lying,’ she said, responding to the shakiness of his voice.
  • A look on my stats a while ago about last year showed ITN searching for "Gordon Brown Parkinsons"... the shakiness could be a hint? Malicious narrative on Brown's health (and hair)
  • The US assessment may turn out to be over-optimistic, given the Taliban's ability in the past to mount surprise attacks, the corruption in the Afghanistan government, the shakiness of Afghan army and police forces, and the double-games played by the Pakistan intelligence services. Afghanistan withdrawal: Barack Obama says 33,000 troops will leave next year
  • On the downside, it can cause sleeplessness, nervousness and shakiness in people whose bodies do not respond well to it.
  • Growing horror and, in media organisations, shakiness: schedules rebuilt, anchormen hauled in, greed for pictures, frustration. Times, Sunday Times
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