Definitionadj. (of the voice) quivering as from weakness or fear
Last update: July 30, 2015
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A quavering voice, a whimsical mind. [Please select]
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"So you mean me to die in exile," said Julie, with a quavering smile, as she drew off her gloves. [Please select]
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At the mouth of it a light shone through the darkness, and from it a quavering hymn trembled on the still air. [Please select]
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Quavering the chords strayed from the air, found it again, lost chord, and lost and found it, faltering. [Please select]
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Thrush, with quavering emphasis, "one can depend upon you, a man can depend upon you." [Please select]
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Then he sang a song of ravishment; a song quavering with fear and the pain tugging at his heart. [Please select]
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"Oh--I don't know what it was," replied Lenore, with quavering voice. [Please select]
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"Wait a bit, Grandmother," said the old man, in his feeble, quavering voice. [Please select]
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They would hear a strange, quavering note in the preacher's voice, catch the sense of a piercing, soul-commanding gleam in his eye--not at all to be resisted. [Please select]
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His quavering voice broke off in a gust of weeping, and his face frankly surrendered itself to the distortions of a crying child's countenance, wide-mouthed and tragically grotesque in its abandonment of control. [Please select]
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