1. characterized by sudden trembling or violent shaking

1. present participle of shudder; trembling or shaking suddenly from cold, fear, or disgust
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• She was shuddering from the cold wind.
• The old building came to a shuddering halt.
• He felt a shuddering fear run through his body.
• The car made a shuddering noise before breaking down.
• The earthquake left the ground shuddering beneath their feet.
• She gave a shuddering sigh of relief.
• The shuddering engine finally stopped working.