Definition of Shudderingly. Meaning of Shudderingly. Synonyms of Shudderingly

- most feared denizens on the waterfront and the police of the period shudderingly described her as the most savage female they'd ever encountered." According...
- story which served one of the early talking films and one is inclined to shudderingly ask: Are we to go through all that again?" John McCarten of The New Yorker...
- Dracula's Guest (PDF). p. 11. 'A wolf—and yet not a wolf!' another put in shudderingly. 'No use trying for him without the sacred bullet.' Stoker, Bram. "Chapter...
- The Telegraph awarded it 5/5 stars and called it "an often shoulder-shudderingly funny film, whose comic dialogue is dazzlingly designed and performed"...
- saunas and card games. Historians have described the diaries as "of shudderingly outstanding historical significance". The diaries have been compared...
- bottom of which is more than a vertical mile below, and as one looks shudderingly down the giddy abyss he sees the majestic stream of the Middle Fork,...
- "exhausting but exciting." The Australian Women's W****ly called it "shudderingly bad." Autumn Affair - An earlier attempt at Australian television drama...
- 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...
- tactfully asking every indiscreet question possible, except for the shudderingly obvious one that would've cut this archly amusing fable to short-story...