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Often used in the same context:
shiver,
wince,
cringe,
tremble,
queasy,
groan,
chills,
wonder,
tingle,
dread,
retch,
recoil,
snicker,
quaking,
shriek,
salivate,
ripple,
guffaw,
drool,
howl,
reverberations,
horrify,
weep,
aghast,
yawn,
conniptions,
willies,
paroxysms,
splutter,
apoplexy,
chortling,
terrifying,
frisson,
shockwave,
twinge,
shaking,
whoa,
quivering,
scream,
hyperventilate,
frightening,
gibber,
goosebumps,
slumberland,
thunderclap,
screech,
rotflmao,
nightmares,
puzzlement,
gooseflesh,
gasps,
awe,
creak,
swoon,
gnash,
ewww,
snigger,
whine,
flabbergast,
ponder,
discomforting,
squeal,
coursing,
startled,
squirm,
thunk,
sigh,
rumbling,
squeamish,
tremors,
goose pimples,
whew,
fret,
goose bumps,
petrified,
jolting,
scary,
murmur,
sneer,
scurrying,
lurch,
benumbed,
nauseous,
imagining,
trepidation,
unnerving,
daze,
prickle,
plotz,
harrumph,
envy,
sickening,
roar,
mortified,
hmm,
crumble,
pang,
shockwaves,
stink,
weariest,
fearful,
titter,
shudders,
chill,
quiver,
shivers,
throb,
gasp,
ache,
jolt,
sob,
thud,
tug,
misgiving,
shuddering
Appears in the definition of:
shudderingly
More general:
boil,
fear,
fearfulness,
fright,
move involuntarily,
move reflexively,
tremble
Synonyms:
chill,
dither,
frisson,
quiver,
shiver,
thrill,
throb,
tingle,
tremor
Also try:
— Adjectives for shudder:
little,
slight,
cold,
involuntary,
convulsive,
long,
violent,
strong,
sudden,
inward,
deep,
more...
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