Definition

A person or thing that shakes or quivers, often due to fear or excitement. It can also refer to certain birds known for their trembling movements.

Example

The trembler in the corner of the room was clearly frightened by the loud noise.

Conversation

Did you see that little bird outside?

Yeah, it looked like a trembler with all that flapping around.

I wonder if it was just nervous or if something startled it.

Probably just a trembler being cautious, they can be quite jumpy.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To shake or move slightly, often because of fear, cold, or excitement.

Example

She began to tremble when she heard the loud noise.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that loud noise last night?

Yeah, it made me tremble a little!

I thought it was just my imagination at first.

Root Explanation

Trembler → It originates from the Old French word 'trembler', meaning to shake or tremble. The word describes someone or something that shakes or quivers.

Memory Tip

Imagine someone who is 'shaking' or 'quivering' — that's what a trembler does.

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