shuddered
Meaning
of Shudder
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
And the pods…he shuddered, thinking about it.
Another sigh shuddered through her as she sunk from her chair to retrieve the pen.
But he never urged this plan of delayed emancipation publicly, and he privately shuddered that “we have the wolf by the ears, and we can neither hold him, or safely let him go.”
"Just the other day I shuddered to hear somebody mutter some (expletive) about how rap was headed to the gutter/so I uttered some words that made him stutter and stop cold/see they said the same thing about rock 'n' roll."
"Rod stood perfectly still, in that still room, and watched as the shaving glass shuddered again, then rocked, then began to inch its ways across the washing stand towards him."
He shuddered at the thought they are still being hunted for suspicion of being members of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP).