Word to the Wise: Tremulous

"Tremulous" (TREM-yuh-lus) - from the Latin for "tremble" - means shaking or quivering. The word is often used to indicate fear or timidity.

Example (as used by Roger Cohen in Hearts Grown Brutal): "With an address for his father at last in his possession, Sead could scarcely contain a tremulous excitement."

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