How Do You Spell SHUDDERINGLY?

Pronunciation: [ʃˈʌdəɹɪŋlɪ] (IPA)

The word "shudderingly" is spelled phonetically as /ˈʃʌd.ər.ɪŋ.li/. It is derived from the verb "shudder" which means to tremble or shake involuntarily out of fear, cold, or excitement. Adding the suffix "-ing" turns it into a gerund or present participle, and adding "-ly" forms an adverb. To pronounce the word correctly, stress the first syllable "SHUD-der" and lightly stress the third syllable "ING". This adverb can be used to describe an action done with shudders or trembling movements.

SHUDDERINGLY Meaning and Definition

1. Shudderingly is an adverb that refers to the action or manner of shuddering. Derived from the verb "shudder," it describes the involuntary shaking or trembling of the body, typically caused by fear, cold, or strong emotions. It characterizes a physical reaction marked by quivering or convulsive movements that can range from mild to severe.

   In a figurative sense, "shudderingly" can also describe an emotional or mental response that resembles the physical act of shuddering. It denotes a sense of extreme unease, apprehension, or revulsion towards a particular situation, event, or idea that elicits an intense negative reaction. The term emphasizes the strong and uncomfortable nature of the response, as if one were to recoil or draw back instinctively.

   The adverb "shudderingly" conveys a vivid image of the physical and emotional state of an individual who experiences shuddering. It suggests a sense of vulnerability and deep-rooted discomfort, evoking the notion of trembling or quaking in response to a stimulus. Whether used literally or figuratively, "shudderingly" encapsulates a powerful and evocative reaction, signifying a strong physical or emotional aversion.

Common Misspellings for SHUDDERINGLY

• ahudderingly
• zhudderingly
• xhudderingly
• dhudderingly
• ehudderingly
• whudderingly
• sgudderingly
• sbudderingly
• snudderingly
• sjudderingly
• suudderingly
• syudderingly
• shydderingly
• shhdderingly
• shjdderingly
• shidderingly
• sh8dderingly
• sh7dderingly
• shusderingly

Etymology of SHUDDERINGLY

The word "shudderingly" is derived from the base word "shudder", which originated from the Middle English word "shoderen" around the 14th century. "Shoderen" itself came from the Old English word "scūderian" or "scūdrian", meaning "to tremble" or "to be afraid". The suffix "-ingly" is added to "shudder" to create the adverb form "shudderingly", indicating that something is done in a shuddering manner or with shudders.

Similar spelling words for SHUDDERINGLY

• shattering,
• shuddering.