Quaked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUAKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• QUAKE, to shake
• (especially of the earth) shake or tremble
• (of a person) shake or shudder with fear
NOUN:
• an earthquake
• an act of shaking or quaking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shake or vibrate

Words related to QUAKED

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How to use QUAKED in a sentence

• I looked up again, to the fiery sheet that quaked in the heavens above me and far down into the Southern sky.
• I had not thought the lad so subtle, and quaked in secret contemplation of the consequences.
• Our hearts quaked from fear, but it was to see the powers of heaven shaken.
• At the very moment in which the angel entered the sepulchre and the earth quaked, I saw our Lord appear to his holy Mother on Calvary.
• And here our hearts quaked a bit at the thought of trusting ourselves in the hands of these same murderous-looking pirates.
• Then he remembered Kate Bland, and, as always when she returned to him, he quaked inwardly.
• Eldridge quaked visibly and grew deadly pale when Sir William suddenly presented himself in his office and demanded of him the reason of his wife leaving his house.
• She heard the tread in the hall, quaked to rise and flee, and yet could not move.
• Some moments after, the two funnels of the frigate vomited torrents of black smoke, and the bridge quaked under the trembling of the boilers.
• Yet all bowed and quaked at every pantomime motion of the figure, ready to do the bidding of the least motion of their inhuman master.
• Witness how ye gainsay His signs! The earth hath quaked with a great quaking, and cast forth her burdens.
• The warships poured cataracts of shell along the shores and among the slopes, the sea trembled, and the earth quaked.
• The water then rushed down after them, through a great cavity, and the earth quaked and many houses tumbled down, and from this cavity a great mound of dark rock protruded.
• The King, the Chancellor, and the Chamberlain quaked in their shoes.
• His soul quaked as he waited with slack, feeble muscles upon the discovery that only a locked door stood between him and violent ruffians.
• So all night she quaked with the fear of discovery, and wept tears of rage that she should have sinned in vain.
• It lightened, it thundered, it crashed, it quaked, the whole fortress swayed heavily, as if heaven and earth were falling together.
• In a little while the Falcon-emperor came home, and the whole city quaked with the tumult of his approach.
• Yet in spite of these appearances the husband often quaked, while the wife, in reality, was possessed of patience and true courage.
• The tempest lasted a long time, and one crash of thunder followed another, till the earth quaked and the rocks trembled.
• The sobs rose and fell in the scale, and the whole body quaked.
• He had momentarily quaked lest Mimi and company might be in the omnibus.
• I laughed a wooden laugh That I could fear a door, Who danger and the dead had faced, But never quaked before.
• Many a sinner quaked under his stern logic and fiery appeals, and some repented.
• And then, as Buddha died, the great earth quaked throughout.
• Her heart quaked at the thought of how her mother would arrange that bow, but Elnora dared not refuse.
• Desperately she faced him, for her heart still quaked within her.
• For the rashness of those parents he had groaned, for their ill assortment he had quaked, and for the misfortunes of these he had died.
• Sancho himself quaked with fear, for he had never before seen his master in such a fury.
• And the pair helped each other up, and stood and quaked and wavered and stared about them at the scene of death.

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