verb

shudder

to tremble, to shiver

He shuddered at the thought of the cold water.

He shuddered at the thought of the cold water.

The old house shuddered in the strong wind.

The old house shuddered in the strong wind.

((at sth.)) to tremble at (sth.) He shuddered at the thought of it.

((with sth.)) to tremble with (sth.) She shuddered with fear.

Synonyms: tremble, shiver, quake

From Middle English 'shudderen', a frequentative of 'shudden' meaning 'to shake'.

Imagine a sudden, cold 'shower' that makes you 'shudder'.

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