Definition Synonyms
Definition of shivery - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
cold or fearRare feeling cold and shaking or causing others to shakeRare
- The shivery wind made everyone pull on their coats.
- Her shivery hands trembled as she dialed 911.
- A shivery silence fell over the campsite at midnight.
Expressions with shivery
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feel cold and shiver
After the swim, I started to be shivery.
Origin of shivery
Old English, scēorian (to shiver)
Terms with shivery included in their meaning
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emotion
cause someone to feel a shivery thrill
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- French:frissonnant, ...
- German:fröstelnd, ...
- Italian:gelido, ...
- Spanish:tembloroso, ...
- Portuguese:gelado, ...
- Chinese:发抖的, ...
- Japanese:身震いするような, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَعِش, ...
- Hebrew:מְרַעֵד, ...
- Russian:дрожащий, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтливий, ...
- Hindi:कंपकंपाने वाला, ...
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