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Synonyms of wobble in English:

wobble


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verb

1‘the table wobbled and milk spilled over the edge of her bowl’

SYNONYMS
rock, move unsteadily, jiggle, sway, see-saw, teeter
shake, vibrate

2‘he got up and wobbled across to the door’

SYNONYMS
teeter, totter, stagger, walk unsteadily, lurch

3‘her voice wobbled and she felt close to tears’

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tremble, shake, quiver, quaver, waver
rare quave

4‘for a few days the prime minister wobbled’

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waver, hesitate, vacillate, dither, shilly-shally, be undecided, be uncertain, be indecisive, be unable to make up one's mind, keep changing one's mind, yo-yo
Scottish swither
informal blow hot and cold

noun

1‘Mimi stood up with a slight wobble’

SYNONYMS
unsteady movement, totter, teeter, sway
rocking, swaying, shaking

2‘the operatic wobble in her voice’

SYNONYMS
tremor, quiver, quaver, shaking, trembling
technical vibrato