Noun:

ಒಡನಾಡಿ, ಕಂಪನ,

Verb:

ನಡುಗುತ್ತಾರೆ,

shudder's Usage Examples:

The fanatic gleam in Linney's eyes as she oh-so-sweetly lays down the law is matched only by the spectacle of her shuddering attempts to control her fury when thwarted.

the old men who bear such patent traces of the loathed distemper speak shudderingly and with so much genuine horror as it is impossible for any other evil.

In the final episode, a roulette filled with luxury and shuddering packages.

USS Auk (AM-38) shuddered under the impact of an explosion at 0925 that, in turn, countermined another mine 25 yards off her starboard bow; in a chain reaction, a third.

weaves into her novel shafts of light and dark, comic episodes and gothic shudders, and creates many social, emotional, and mental dilemmas that illuminate.

I shudder to think about itReceptionGround Zero: Texas was a bestseller in the UK for two months, and was awarded Best Sega Mega-CD Game of 1994 by Electronic Gaming Monthly.

Historians have described the diaries as "of shudderingly outstanding historical significance".

deferential to George Bush? I felt that I had simply done my job and shuddered at the thought of the backlash I would surely have faced in Ireland had.

baleful stadium rock of Green, [Peter] Buck recycling the purposeful shuddering guitar of "Turn You Inside-Out".

doubt these songs will still be lighting my fuse long after 2008 has shuddered to a close.

(and the) longest to be remembered, shuddered at, and execrated.

The first signs are always physical - he immediately shudders violently, garbles incoherently, then adopts a stance with bent knees and.

most feared denizens on the waterfront and the police of the period shudderingly described her as the most savage female they"d ever encountered.

Synonyms:

move reflexively, move involuntarily, shiver,

Antonyms:

hotness, heat, elate, stand still,