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Tremour

Description

Tremour refers to the involuntary shaking or trembling of the body, usually caused by excitement, anxiety, or certain medical conditions such as Parkinson's disease. It can affect various parts of the body, including the hands, legs, voice, and head, and may range from mild to severe.

Parts of Speech

Noun: tremour

Senses and Usages

Sense 1:

A slight trembling or shaking movement of the body or a part of it.

Example sentences:

1. His hands exhibited a slight tremour as he reached for the glass.
2. The tremour in her voice revealed her nervousness during the public speaking event.

Sense 2:

A rhythmic shaking or vibration caused by an earthquake or other natural occurrence.

Example sentence:

The tremour of the ground frightened the residents, causing them to evacuate their homes.

Sense 3:

A local term used to describe a specific type of trembling or shaking prevalent in a particular region.

Example sentence:

In certain coastal areas, fishermen often experience a unique tremour in their hands due to the constant exposure to cold sea waters.