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Often used in the same context:
quivered,
gasped,
cried,
wept,
sobbed,
shook,
stared,
shuddered,
quavered,
shivered,
quaked,
twitched,
sighed,
grimaced,
groaned,
fidgeted,
creaked,
clasped,
smiled,
clenched,
gazed,
clutched,
yelped,
whispered,
winced,
giggled,
ached,
gurgled,
vibrated,
grinned,
whimpered,
screamed,
bawled,
glared,
leaned,
throbbed,
scowled,
hissed,
shrieked,
tingled,
crawled,
hugged,
dabbed,
yawned,
gestured,
smirked,
wailed,
howled,
fainted,
squirmed,
clapped,
wobbled,
mumbled,
peered,
retched,
walked,
grunted,
gripped,
crackled,
blinked,
panted,
murmured,
dazed,
heaved,
keened,
muttered,
wheezed,
crouched,
mewed,
glowed,
glanced,
reverberated,
squinted,
cowered,
tottered,
teared,
jingled,
squealed,
reddened,
gaped,
frightened,
knelt,
relived,
wagged,
strode,
blushed,
jangled,
prayed,
clung,
meowed,
vomited,
keeled,
tinging,
stammered,
bellowed,
glowered,
gesticulated,
sat,
mooed,
terrified,
thrummed,
growled,
anvil,
azure,
bonfire,
bourne,
ember,
fire,
fires,
flickers,
foreground,
honk,
nile,
partings,
saturn,
shone,
sun,
sunrise,
suns,
sunset,
thunder,
tweed
Appears in the definition of:
excitement,
wrathful
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— Adjectives for trembled:
red,
coy,
utmost,
o'erwhelmed,
good,
eternal,
distant
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