What is the difference between tremble and shutter?
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You tremble with fear, and you shudder with disgust.
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Please look here for an explanation of the nuances of tremble and shudder, and several more verbs (shake, quake, shiver, quiver) which are related in meaning: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/shake
It's about 1/3 of the way down the page.
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yes, sorry i wanted to write shudder XD
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The word that has a similar meaning to 'tremble' is 'shudder.' A 'shutter' is a part of a window, that can be opened and closed :)
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When you tremble, it can be for a longer period of time-like when you are cold. You tremble or shiver. If you shutter, it is usually just for a moment of time-if you are afraid or disgusted.
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