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Wobble

usgb/ˈwɑːbl/Volume
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Physical ObjectsPlay
Use 'wobble' to describe objects that are unstable or poorly balanced. SlideShe touched the vase and it started to wobble.
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Figurative UsePlay
'Wobble' can represent indecision in situations, not just physical movement. SlideHis confidence wobbled when he saw the high diving board.
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Visual ImageryPlay
'Wobble' often invites a visual image of something tilting back and forth. SlideI watched the gelatin dessert wobble on the plate.