shaky|shakier|shakiest in English

adjective

[shak·y || 'ʃeɪkɪ]

unstable, wobbly, unsound; trembling, quivery; questionable; unreliable

Use "shaky|shakier|shakiest" in a sentence

1. A: The calves are shaky.

2. Oh, this list is so shaky.

3. Financially, the arrangement was distinctly shaky.

4. The tripod is too shaky.

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6. My legs still felt quite shaky.

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11. Her hands are shaky because she's nervous.

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15. 8 My legs still felt quite shaky.

16. Their relationship is beginning to look decidedly shaky.

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19. This becomes an isosceles triangle -- again, very shaky.

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21. The table is shaky because the braces are loose.

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