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    Frémissement (en. Shudder)

    /fʁe.mis.mɑ̃/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    Slight vibration, often imperceptible, of an object or surface.
    The tremor of the leaf in the wind was soothing.
    Le frémissement de la feuille sous le vent était apaisant.
    State of physical agitation, nervousness.
    She felt a tremor of fear before going on stage.
    Elle ressentit un frémissement de peur avant de monter sur scène.

    Etymology

    Derived from the verb 'tremble', from the Latin 'frēmere'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have a tremor
    to feel a slight fear or discomfort.
    avoir un frémissement
    lip tremor
    vibration of the lips, often due to cold or emotion.
    frémissement des lèvres

    Related Words

    tremble
    to emit a slight sound of fear or pain.
    frémir
    shiver
    vibration or sensation of cold.
    frisson
    shaking
    regular or intermittent movement of a body.
    tremblement

    Slang Meanings

    Feeling of anxiety or nervousness.
    I feel a tremor every time I think about the exam.
    J'ai un frémissement à chaque fois que je pense à l'examen.
    Unusual vibrations, often perceived in a stressful context.
    After a stressful day, I always experience a tremor.
    Après une journée stressante, j'éprouve toujours un frémissement.