tremor
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5.3
- noun
- /ˈtrɛmər/
:
temblor
- One patient's only neurological manifestation was a fine tremor that lasted 4 days.
- hand tremors
- fine tremor
- onset of tremor
And the symptoms include a tremor, insomnia, stiffness in in movement.
- And the symptoms include a tremor, insomnia, stiffness in in movement.
- It's the places we put the catheters into and take electricity to address tremors, to address obesity.
- So basically, you know, does this person's tremor, did their, did their tremor happen on one side or both sides at the same time?
- And in fact, many people who had low levels of body fat had a lot of resting tremor.
- They're looking at low CBD for low back pain, for tremor, and for for neuropathic pain.
- So this procedure of having a contact lens with a projector attached to it kind of got rid of the eye tremor.
- We're using that to treat essential tremor or Parkinson's disease.
- Meanwhile, because there are many, many millions of people suffering from depression, eating disorders, Parkinson's and essential tremor, etcetera.
- There is no tremor, but the skin is thin and somewhat crepy.
- I have never ever, not once, not ever even had one tremor of anything like it ever again.
- And just because you're not there like what you are shaking but that's tremor based.
- I I've had the bad tremors nick myself in my my Hoo ha area.
- And for me, I have a a tremor, a head tremor, and it goes in a no motion and I cannot control it.
Examples
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I sat on the couch gingerly, still feeling tremors from this evening's high-stress workout.
Fiction book (1994) -
We're using that to treat essential tremor or Parkinson's disease.
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And for me, I have a a tremor, a head tremor, and it goes in a no motion and I cannot control it.
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James noticed that her left arm and leg had a little more tremor than usual.
Fiction book (1994) -
"What's going to happen?" she asked, ashamed of the tremor in her voice.
Fiction book (1991) -
Well, the first thing is I played guitar and then I wasn't able to play guitar because I have a tremor in my hands.
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First, you get the tremors, and your muscles begin to fail.
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He gets the tremors sometimes.
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The crackling in my ears begins, then a tremor in my shoulders before I give in to grief.
Fiction book (1992) -
He experienced a tremor in his hands when he was nervous during the interview.
Synonyms
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1.8
A small quick movement of the body or one of its parts
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1.8
A quick repeated movement back and forth or up and down that makes things tremble
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3.5
A sudden small muscle movement you cannot control, often from stress
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2.7
A small shaking that you feel when you are very afraid or cold
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4.1
A sudden, uncontrolled shaking of the body from fear, cold, or strong feeling
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4.3
A quick, sudden movement of a muscle you cannot control, often in an eyelid
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3.9
A small shaking movement in the voice often caused by fear or excitement
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2.7
A small, quick shaking of the body when you feel afraid or cold
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Etymology
Tremor comes from the old Latin verb tremere, which means 'to shake' or 'to tremble'. Think of the English word tremble — a tremor is simply a small, involuntary shaking of the body or voice, like when someone is nervous or ill.